With Jupp Heynckes, will Bayern Munich "win 3" again?

After helping the Allianz Arena team win the "treble" in the 2012/2013 season (Champions League, Bundesliga, German National Cup), coach Jupp Heynckes announced his retirement, despite a series of offers from major teams across Europe.

The strategist born in 1945 affirmed: “I find this decision really difficult. I will definitely not coach any more teams in the future. I have said goodbye to football at the top.”

However, in early October 2017, coach Jupp Heynckes surprised the football world when he agreed to return to take over as captain of Bayern Munich. At this time, the "Gray Tigers" were like a sinking ship.

Consecutive defeats in both the Bundesliga and Champions League, along with internal conflicts, forced Bayern Munich's board of directors to decide to fire coach Ancelotti. At the request of the leaders of the Allianz Arena, Jupp Heynckes agreed to "reappear".

Coach Jupp Heynckes and his players celebrate winning the 2012/2013 Champions League title. Photo: Internet

The presence of the 73-year-old strategist on the coaching bench has helped Bayern Munich immediately return to the winning track. Up to now, the "gray tiger" has won the Bundesliga silver plate 5 rounds early.

In addition, at the German National Cup, Robben and his teammates are also present in the final match, after defeating Leverkusen with a score of 6 - 2. And in the Champions League arena, Bayern Munich has officially entered the round of 4 strongest teams (against Real Madrid). The opportunity to win the "treble" is wide open for coach Jupp Heynckes and his team.

Although the German Cup final has not yet taken place, but only having to face the lowly rated opponent Frankfurt, the championship trophy is unlikely to escape the hands of Robben and his teammates. It seems that the second title in the domestic tournament has almost belonged to the team at Allianz Arena.

Unlike the Bundesliga and the German Cup, the Champions League is much more difficult. Since winning the championship in the 2012/2013 season, Bayern Munich has not reached the final again.

Bayern Munich has won the Bundesliga for the 6th consecutive time. Photo: Internet

What makes the "gray tiger" fans believe in their team's ability to win the Champions League this season is none other than the name Jupp Heynckes.

The talent and experience in the most prestigious European club arena of the strategist born in 1945, is the fulcrum to help Bayern Munich overcome all the challenges ahead. The "treble" is only 4 matches away from the Allianz Stadium team (Germany Cup final, 2 semi-finals and Champions League final).

With Jupp Heynckes on the coaching bench, Bayern Munich will "win three" again this season. This is something that could not be more wonderful for the "gray tiger" fans and coach Jupp Heynckes himself./.