Bernd Schuster says Pep Guardiola will excel at Bayern – Football News
Former Barca star, Bernd Schuster, feels that Pep Guardiola has the potential to improve the Bavarian outfit even more once he takes charge at the Allianz Arena.
West http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904 icon, Schuster, is positive that Pep will prove himself at Bayern Munich as well when he joins the club in the coming days. The German side won the historic treble with former head coach Jupp Heynckes' last season
and Guardiola will replace him as his current deal runs out on June 30.
"He has the ability to develop an already-dominant group," the former Real Madrid and Barca midfielder was quoted as saying in an interview.
Nevertheless, Schuster is confident that the Spanish star will be a hit with the Champions League winners. He claimed that the trainer has the talent to improve the current squad as he can further develop a good team. Therefore, he believes that Der FCB can
reach greater heights with his strategy and ideas next season.
"I trust him to inspire Bayern with his own ideas and tactics. He senses how the Bayern bosses live football," he added.
The former Barca boss knows the pressure that Die Roten managers have faced in the past. He was a successful player in his professional career and was highly motivated by the tactics of legendary coach Johan Cruyff.
"Guardiola is influenced by the style of Cruyff, who invented Barca's brand of football, as it were. Pep brought this to the modern day," he mused.
Schuster has been appointed the boss at Malaga and revealed that Cruyff introduced Barca’s style of play and now Pep has once again put that brand of football in the limelight.
"Only time will tell whether there will be the spectacle of tiki-taka. Whether it fits in with German values is questionable," the former legendary player finally concluded.
However, Schuster does not know if the newly appointed coach will try to implement the same tactics with Bayern. He further added everyone will see what happens in the near future. Some analysts feel the Bundesliga giants will
play the tiki-taka football under Pep and are unsure if it will work for them.
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