Football Fans Tip Sacked Chelsea Manager Thomas Tuchel To Become Next Bayern Boss

• Football enthusiasts across social media have called on Bayern Munich to nip their difficult start to the season in the bud by appointing Thomas Tuchel as the new manager
• After beating FC Barcelona in midweek, the Bavarians fell to a disappointing 1-0 loss to Augsburg on Saturday afternoon
• Bayern Munich failed to score in a Bundesliga match for the first time in 87 games after suffering their first defeat of the season

Ex-Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has been tipped as the favourite to replace under-fire Bayern Munich coach Julian Naglesmann.

Tuchel was axed as Chelsea boss following a difficult start to the campaign with the shocking defeat at Dinamo Zagreb being the final straw that broke the camel's back.

The 49-year-old tactician, who was a fan favourite at Stamford Bridge, has been tipped to replace Julian Naglesmann whose Bayern side are winless in their last four Bundesliga games.

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Naglesmann's Bayern are enduring a torrid run in the past couple of games after starting the campaign rather on a blistering note.

And following the Bavarians' unexpected loss to Mainz, football fans across social media have called for the replacement of Naglesmann.

@gyaigyimii tweeted:

"Tuchel to Bayern."

@CfcSheikh added:

"Thomas Tuchel at Bayern Munich. I can see it happening."

@friedrichely also wrote:

"Good news for Thomas Tuchel: Julian Nagelsmann is not doing good at Bayern."

@obaoriade reckons Bayern's poor run could inure to the benefit of Tuchel:

"Bayern will surely be looking to hire Tuchel with Bayern's recent form."

@Opresii predicted:

"Chelsea sacked Thomas Tuchel and he is now most likely to be the next Bayern Manager."

Bayern Munich fall to the fourth position after a shock defeat to Mainz 05

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported that reigning Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich suffered a shock 1-0 defeat to Augsburg on Saturday afternoon.

The defeat means the Bavarians are on a win-less run in their last four games and drop to fourth place.

Prior to the game, the six-time European champions were under severe pressure and this was escalated by the ferocity applied by an Augsburg team who refused to allow Julian Nagelsmann's team to get into their stride.