Tuchel or his management are said to have informed about a near decision joining a club abroad causing the intense action of the Bavarian club leaders.

The paper reports head of board Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, sports director Hasan Salihamidzic and current coach Jupp Heynckes backed the idea to consider Tuchel as the club's next coach.

The Sueddeutsche reports, Hoeness finally joined in, but the club's attempts came too late. Several media say the club had decided to start final negotiations with Tuchel by next week and was surprised by the 44-year-old's phone call announcing he has already agreed on collaboration with a side abroad.

The 1998 Champions League winner Heynckes had informed the club he will retire after the current season. The 1974 World Champion started his fourth spell with Bayern after Carlo Ancelotti got the sack last autumn. Heynckes called his return after a four-year-long break an act of friendship.

Hoeness, Rummenigge, and several squad members such as German international Jerome Boateng and Chilean Arturo Vidal unsuccessfully tried to make Heynckes change his mind.

Heynckes recommended Tuchel as Bayern's next coach telling German media "Thomas Tuchel has the quality to coach a team of the importance of FC Bayern."

After Tuchel departed in Dortmund after having won the German Cup in 2017, rumors spoke about interpersonal problems between Dortmund club leaders such as CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke, sports director Michael Zorc, and Tuchel.

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