In demand.. Guus
Hiddink
The German giants sacked Jurgen Klinsmann yesterday
after a torrid season.
And Bayern president Franz Beckenbauer says he wants an
experienced manager to take over at the club.
Beckenbauer admits it would be very difficult to
convince Hiddink, who will leave the Blues at the end of the
season, to join them.
But he said: "I hope we can get a coach who is
somewhere in the class of Guus Hiddink."
Ex-Blues boss Phil Scolari, Frank Rijkaard, Roberto
Mancini and Bernd Schuster are also in the frame.
Beckenbauer claims fan power forced ex-Germany coach
Klinsmann out.
He said: "We thought Klinsmann would have a bonus
thanks to what he did at the World Cup.
"But there were many fans who were against him from the
very first day.
"We under-estimated the effect of this atmosphere
against him."