Jupp heynckes has already told his players when he'll leave bayern

Jupp Heynckes told his players ‘some time ago’ that he would not stay on as Bayern Munich manager after this season.Sky in Germany have revealed that Heynckes will stay true to his word, having informed the squad that they would not be able to change his mind.The players are said to be unhappy that it’s already March and they don’t know who will be in charge come next season.Bayern replaced Heynckes with Pep Guardiola in 2013 but asked the 72-year-old to step out of retirement early this season having sacked Carlo Ancelotti. At the time, Heynckes stressed he was merely doing the club a favour and that he would not be tempted to stay on beyond May.Things have since gone incredibly well, with 24 wins and just one defeat in 26 games.In an exclusive interview with SportBild, Heynckes has reiterated his support for Thomas Tuchel to take the job.“Tuchel has the quality for the Bayern job,” he said.“Tuchel has the quality for the Bayern job,” he said.Other candidates include inexperienced Hoffenheim head coach Julian Nagelsmann and former Bayern defender Niko Kovač, who has led Eintracht Frankfurt to fourth place in the Bundesliga this season.! @football @twezzyIMG_20180308_011937_116.JPG