After losing to Augsburg, Bayern Munich is winless in its last four Bundesliga games, but Julian Nagelsmann still has the support of the organisation.
Bayern Munich are having domestic problems despite a solid start to their Champions League campaign. The German champions have lost one and drawn three of their previous four Bundesliga games, and Nagelsmann is under fire following a 1-0 defeat at Augsburg on Saturday.
Oliver Kahn, the CEO of Bayern, has however pledged his complete support to the head coach, telling the German publication Sport 1: "We're absolutely confident of Julian. Of course he's worried; everyone is. However, we are certain that Julian is real.
Kahn instead pointed the finger of blame at the players, adding: “Some players probably believe the Bundesliga can be secondary. That’s unacceptable.”
Bayern have 12 points from seven games and sit fourth in the Bundesliga, behind early pace setters Borussia Dortmund, Freiburg and Union Berlin. They have been faultless in Europe, however, beating Barcelona 2-0 on Robert Lewandowski’s return to Germany.
The upcoming international break gives Nagelsmann and his players the chance to regroup and return fresh for the visit of Bayer Leverkusen on September 30.