Jose Mourinho - The Portuguese appears to be on borrowed time at Tottenham. His stay in North London has been largely disappointing, but having won trophies at Porto, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Manchester United during a distinguished coaching career, Bayern may feel he has something to offer one of Europe's top clubs. Reuters
Julian Nagelsmann - The frontrunner to succeed Hansi Flick having first proved his credentials at unfancied Hoffenheim and then enhanced them further at Leipzig. Nagelsmann, 33, is a wanted man, with the German also coveted by Tottenham Hotspur. It seems highly unlikely he would turn down a chance to manage the Bavarians, however. AFP
Joachim Low - Will step down as Germany boss after this summer's delayed Euro 2020. Low's time at the helm has been a huge success, culminating in World Cup victory in 2014. Low's legacy, however, is under threat following years of disappointing results. Flick is favourite to replace Low as 'Die Mannschaft' head coach; could Low, 61, job swap and succeed Flick at Bayern? Reuters
Jurgen Klopp - While Klopp's pedigree is not up for debate, doubts remain as to whether he can recapture Liverpool's form of the previous three seasons, when they reached the Champions League final (twice), and ended a 30-year wait for an English title in record-breaking fashion. One thing that could count against the former Dortmund coach is his fondness for Schadenfreude at Bayern's expense when they Bavarians suffer high-profile defeats. EPA
Erik ten Hag - The Dutchman was among the favourites to succeed Niko Kovac in 2019 before Bayern plumped for Flick, who led the Bavarians to an unprecedented trophy haul in 2020. The Ajax coach preaches the sort of attacking football at the heart of Bayern's philosophy, and is still well regarded by the German club from his time in charge of the second team from 2013-2015. Reuters
Jose Mourinho - The Portuguese appears to be on borrowed time at Tottenham. His stay in North London has been largely disappointing, but having won trophies at Porto, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Manchester United during a distinguished coaching career, Bayern may feel he has something to offer one of Europe's top clubs. Reuters
Julian Nagelsmann - The frontrunner to succeed Hansi Flick having first proved his credentials at unfancied Hoffenheim and then enhanced them further at Leipzig. Nagelsmann, 33, is a wanted man, with the German also coveted by Tottenham Hotspur. It seems highly unlikely he would turn down a chance to manage the Bavarians, however. AFP
Joachim Low - Will step down as Germany boss after this summer's delayed Euro 2020. Low's time at the helm has been a huge success, culminating in World Cup victory in 2014. Low's legacy, however, is under threat following years of disappointing results. Flick is favourite to replace Low as 'Die Mannschaft' head coach; could Low, 61, job swap and succeed Flick at Bayern? Reuters
Jurgen Klopp - While Klopp's pedigree is not up for debate, doubts remain as to whether he can recapture Liverpool's form of the previous three seasons, when they reached the Champions League final (twice), and ended a 30-year wait for an English title in record-breaking fashion. One thing that could count against the former Dortmund coach is his fondness for Schadenfreude at Bayern's expense when they Bavarians suffer high-profile defeats. EPA
Erik ten Hag - The Dutchman was among the favourites to succeed Niko Kovac in 2019 before Bayern plumped for Flick, who led the Bavarians to an unprecedented trophy haul in 2020. The Ajax coach preaches the sort of attacking football at the heart of Bayern's philosophy, and is still well regarded by the German club from his time in charge of the second team from 2013-2015. Reuters
Jose Mourinho - The Portuguese appears to be on borrowed time at Tottenham. His stay in North London has been largely disappointing, but having won trophies at Porto, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Manchester United during a distinguished coaching career, Bayern may feel he has something to offer one of Europe's top clubs. Reuters
