BUNDESLIGA - Bayern Munich, Nagelsmann: "I'm here for the long run"
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Training Bayern Munich five months and a half long now, 34-year old German strategist, former RB Leipzig and Hoffenheim boss Julian Nagelsmann, interviewed by Sports Illustrated and asked about his future, stated:
"Where do I see myself five years from now? Here with Bayern, at least I hope it's going to be that way. I don't want to be a professional trainer until I'm 70, but I'm sure I want to be keeping on with this job five years from now. And I hope it's here at Bayern".
Collecting 37 points in fifteen Bundesliga matches so far, including twelve wins, one draw, and two defeats, Nagelsmann is currently on a deal with Bayern until June 2026.
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