Meanwhile, Lothar Matthaeus told Bayern Munich coach Carlo Ancelotti to "take drastic measures to avoid chaos." According to the former German international, the 58-year-old Italian star coach has to change his working pattern.

"He has to be much stricter than he did in the last month," Matthaeus stressed. Otherwise, Matthaeus expects the club might react and consider giving Ancelotti the sack.

If necessary, Ancelotti will have to sideline certain players to regain discipline in the squad of the 2017 German Champion. Success is in danger when Ancelotti can't find the right solutions, to get everyone toe the line, Matthaeus said.

"He has to take action against all that is disturbing the team and the atmosphere in the club," the former midfielder said.

The current Bayern coach should only consider players for his line-up, "he can trust, and of whom he knows what they are capable of." The team would need stability, and that could only be reached by a regular lineup and not when Ancelotti is changing his team all the time.

"He has to talk to his players more than he did so far. He has to get them in the best shape and get them to play better," Matthaeus commented.

Bayern's club leaders blame Ancelotti for lack of discipline in his squad after the strikers Thomas Mueller, Robert Lewandowski and Arjen Robben voiced their opinions in public expressing their disappointment about the team's performance and lack of team spirit.

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