Following his arrival, Chelsea expressed its displeasure with Thomas Tuchel after back-to-back exits from the team.

To their dismay, Thomas Tuchel, the new manager of Bayern Munich, is turning to his old team Chelsea to help turn around the Bundesliga powerhouses’ fortunes.

Thomas Tuchel’s attempt at a double raid on Chelsea to increase his prospects of success at Bayern Munich has angered Chelsea.

As Julian Nagelsmann left the Bundesliga’s top team, Tuchel was named manager. It is his first managerial role since being let go by Chelsea in September as a result of the team’s underwhelming season debut.

In order to turn around Bayern’s problems, the German wasted no time in moving to raid his old team. He started by attempting to persuade Anthony Barry, the Blues assistant coach, to travel with him to the Allianz Arena.

Chelsea, on the other hand, is retaliating and seeking payment for the esteemed coach. The Telegraph reports that while his future is being discussed, Barry has been instructed to “stay away” from the Blues’ Cobham training facility.

Barry may have received a compensation offer from Bayern Munich, but it is significantly less than Chelsea would have paid for him. Tuchel is certain that an agreement can be struck since Barry is keen to join him at Bayern and the German coach.

There are other people right now besides Tuchel who Tuchel wants to bring to Bayern from Chelsea. The Times claims that Bayern Munich is also considering hiring Mason Mount.

As contract negotiations broke down, Mount is ready to reach the final year of his Chelsea contract. The midfielder, who has twice been crowned player of the year, is expected to fetch at least £50 million for the Blues.

Mount, a crucial player of the 2021 Champions League-winning club, is a hero in the eyes of Tuchel. The likelihood of Mount leaving increases as Bayern Munich and Liverpool prepare to compete for his services.

The new Bayern Munich manager, Tuchel, has already openly expressed his expectation that Barry will move to Germany. As the teams’ negotiations continue, The Telegraph says that Chelsea is “disappointed” by the remarks.

These grudges might make the negotiations more difficult, as Bayern is still far from matching Chelsea’s asking price for Barry. When Bayern Munich takes on league-leading Borussia Dortmund on Saturday, Tuchel will take charge.

Only a tiny fraction of the first-team squad was there for the new Bayern Munich manager’s first training session on Tuesday morning. And Tuchel is aware of the difficulty of his situation.

“Beginning with the game against Dortmund presents an enormous task. For all of us, it’s a really big game. We’re falling behind in the standings, and BVB’s fantastic run has given it an extra edge,” he stated.

“It’s about building expectation and trust, and getting things going together. And it has to do with making the first mark on Saturday. The group is among the best and most gifted groups in Europe. I’m incredibly excited to collaborate with this team.