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Tottenham on alert as Bayern sack Julian Naglesmann and appoint Thomas Tuchel

 Tottenham on alert as Bayern sack Julian Naglesmann and appoint Thomas Tuchel

Tottenham Hotspur has been put on alert after Bayern Munich's decision to sack their manager Julian Nagelsmann and replace him with Thomas Tuchel. The move has raised questions about the future of Tottenham's current manager, Jose Mourinho, and whether he could be replaced at the end of the season.

Nagelsmann was widely considered to be one of the top candidates for the Tottenham job in the event that Mourinho was let go. However, with his recent appointment at Bayern, it seems that option is no longer available.

The 33-year-old German coach was appointed by Bayern Munich last summer on a five-year contract but failed to win any silverware with the club. His dismissal comes as a surprise to many, given his impressive record with his previous club RB Leipzig.

Tuchel, on the other hand, was recently sacked by Paris Saint-Germain and has now been appointed by Bayern. He has a wealth of experience and has previously managed Borussia Dortmund and PSG.

For Tottenham, the decision by Bayern to sack Nagelsmann and replace him with Tuchel could be seen as a missed opportunity. Nagelsmann had been linked with the Tottenham job for some time, and his appointment at Bayern could have opened the door for him to move to London in the future.

However, there is still no clarity on Mourinho's future at Tottenham. The Portuguese manager has faced criticism this season, with the club currently languishing in seventh place in the Premier League. There have been rumors that his time at the club could be coming to an end, with many suggesting that he could be replaced in the summer.

With the appointment of Tuchel at Bayern, it remains to be seen what impact this will have on the managerial merry-go-round in Europe's top leagues. For Tottenham, the focus will now shift to the remainder of the current season and whether Mourinho can turn things around and secure a top-four finish.

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