The Bayern Munich chiefs have reportedly given head coach Thomas Tuchel a stern warning regarding his recent comments about the club.
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The 50-year-old tactician is said to be not happy with the depth of his squad.
It is known as it was in a lot of his rhetoric following the closing of the recent transfer window. He has said that he thinks his squad is thin, leading to reports earlier this month that the club were concerned with his behaviour in the media.
Now, according to Bild, it is believed that the Bavarians' executive committee, which included the likes of Uli Hoeness, Herbert Hainer, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Jan-Christian Dreesen, held a meeting with the head coach himself to discuss his recent remarks.
It was suggested that the German tactician was given a strict warning to be less emotional and negative about the team's prospects this season, as well as making sure that the players remain on his side.
The same report suggests that the club want Tuchel to focus more on being creative with how he can get the best out of his charges as opposed to causing public controversy.
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The chiefs at Sabener Strasse are said to be growing impatient with Tuchel not only because of the comments he has made, but also with the performances of the team. The record Bundesliga champions have so far not looked convincing, best highlighted by their most recent home draw against Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga.
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