Bayern Munich chief makes explicit statement before Arsenal match following recent humiliation.
Max Eberl expressed anger following Bayern Munich’s recent loss. The team led 2-0 at halftime but ended up losing 3-2, leaving them 16 points behind Bayer Leverkusen. Their chances of securing the second-place spot also seem uncertain.
The focus now shifts to the crucial Champions League quarter-final against Arsenal, with speculation arising about the future of manager Thomas Tuchel. Eberl’s remarks in a media conference indicated concern about avoiding a heavy defeat against Arsenal rather than making a new managerial appointment. He emphasized the team’s need to turn things around for the upcoming game.
Eberl appeared doubtful when asked about reasons to be positive before the trip to north London, saying he couldn’t think of anything at the moment. Tuchel, too, struggled to explain the defeat, admitting that the team’s collapse was difficult to understand. The upcoming task against Arsenal appears challenging, given the Gunners’ current form, as they are unbeaten in 13 games in all competitions.
The odds favor Arsenal to avenge their previous loss to Bayern Munich in 2017. The looming quarter-final presents a significant challenge, with uncertainty surrounding Tuchel and apparent discord among the team and fans.
