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Thomas Tuchel, the FC Bayern Munich manager, opens up about his indulgences after a draw against FC Copenhagen in the Champions League. Despite his perfectionist nature, the 50-year-old finds himself relishing late-night nights and succumbing to non-healthy food cravings.
"I just can't resist staying up late, even if I know it's not ideal for my health. After games, I sometimes feel an uncontrollable urge for little sausages and pretzels smothered in mustard," Tuchel reveals with a grin.
The sweet tooth in the German coach is no secret either. "It's almost impossible for me to walk past a cake in the afternoon. The temptation is just too strong," Tuchel confesses candidly.
Living close to the training ground is crucial for Tuchel, having even resided on the Chelsea FC training ground during the pandemic. Currently with a fifteen-minute commute to the FC Bayern Munich facility in Munich, Tuchel prefers to reduce time in his car due to increasing traffic and discomfort.
In fact, it's the only place he feels he can talk on the phone without interruptions, "I don't like phone calls, it usually gets really hectic with people trying to contact me. So I restrict phone calls to when I'm in my car," Tuchel explains.
Thomas Tuchel's humorous take on becoming a politician is a stark contrast to his day-to-day managing responsibilities. "I couldn't do that either, it would make me cringe. Constantly having to give convincing speeches and answer the same inquiries over and over again, no thanks," he laughs.
Tuchel's future at the Champions League and FC Bayern Munich is full of challenges and excitement. With the team's upcoming season, Tuchel's distinctive personal touch will continue to shape the success of Germany's prominent soccer team.
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