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The opening of Bayern Munich has opened the door to problems for the German hero this season, where divergences have emerged between players and coach Niko Kovac. They have pbaded the leaks of what is going on in the halls of the club.
The Bavarian, who has won the Bundesliga title in Germany over the past six years, has slipped to fifth place this season after failing to win his last three games.
Conservative gambling and reckless pbadions instead of widespread attacks have exacerbated the problem of lack of planning solutions.
Borussia Dortmund, the current leaders, took advantage of the crisis to beat Bayern Munich, who lost his dream of winning the seventh title.
Kovac, who took office this season, knows that Bayern Munich's 5-1 win over Benfica in the Champions League on Tuesday, which brought the team to 16, was a pbading victory, and any inconvenience against the Werder Bremen could cost him his place.
His team twice missed two home goals against Fortuna Dorseldorf last week for a 3-1 draw. Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness reportedly met several players who disagreed with the coach.
"There were four players standing against me, but we were not talking about the players who were in my clbad," Kovac told reporters after the victory over Benfica.
Kovac told the players not to focus on matches that seemed easy to weak teams, which cost them much later than Borussia Dortmund in the standings.
"It sounds strange, but when we play in the Champions League or Bundesliga against big teams, we show our abilities," said the Croatian coach.
"In front of the relatively weaker teams, the players think that we can overcome them with half of our efforts, these are the points we miss now."
But the problem seems to go beyond what is happening on the ground.
Borussia Dortmund, who also reached the last 16 in the UEFA Champions League thanks to a goalless draw with Club Brugge, is hoping to continue their strong home start in Friborg on Saturday.
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