With Bayern's final away win over Cologne and defeating Dort to win the Bundesliga title, they avoided the embarrassing situation of all four empty this season, and also completed the great feat of 11 consecutive titles, becoming the team with the most consecutive titles in the five major leagues, making history.
However, it is strange that Bayern CEO Kahn did not travel to Cologne with the team, and the club gave the theory that Kahn missed the game because he contracted the flu.
In the end, Dortmund dropped the chain, Bayern defended the title, and everyone was celebrating, but Bayern officials suddenly sent out the news: CEO Kahn and sporting director Sully were fired at the same time.
However, Kahn tweeted his congratulations to the team after the game and revealed that he was "banned from attending by the club". In an interview with Sky Sports, Kahn was even more blunt: "This is the worst day of my life, I was denied the right to celebrate with the lads."
It's understandable that Kahn and Sully were fired, because a lot went wrong during their tenure. In particular, Kahn previously advocated a change of coach in the sprint stage of the season, and Bayern, who were competing for the title in the third tier under the manager, suddenly collapsed, and did not defend the Bundesliga title until the final round.
The firing of Kahn and Sully is also a consequence of their management incompetence, and it also shows that capital is cold and ruthless.
But Kahn and Sarri, as the club's management, while there are many problems, are fired in this way, which is really incomprehensible. Not being allowed to travel to Cologne with the team and not being allowed to attend the victory celebrations made Kahn and Sully very embarrassed and lacked even basic respect.
As German legend Harman said in an interview with Sky Sports: "Kahn and Sully should not be treated like this. It is unseemly to let these two respectable executives go through these things after winning the championship. I can't understand the lack of respect for what Bayern did. ”
However, it is not helpful to talk too much now, according to Bayern's official current news, the 55-year-old financial director Dressen will succeed Kahn. Bayern will continue to move forward under the new president, while Kahn and Sarri are a thing of the past.