The Bayern Munich manager is not worried about his future at the club and insists that his side is capable of turning things around in the near future.
Bayern Munich manager, Jupp Heynckes is confident that he will honour his contract at the club after recent reports suggested that he will lose his job before the end of this season. The manager stated that he is currently focussed
on leading Bayern to silverware this term and remained confident of favourable results in the future games.
The Bavarian giants have been below par since returning from the mid-season break and have managed only four wins from nine games in all competitions. This has left the Reds with an uphill task of winning this season’s Bundesliga
as they find themselves seven points short of reigning German champions, Borussia Dortmund.
Heynckes’ men are also trailing to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/FC-Basel-c39079 after the first-leg of their UEFA Champions League round-of-16 tie. The Swiss side shocked the German giants with a 1-0 win which means that Bayern would need to register at least a two-goal
win in order to progress further in the competition.
While talking to reporters ahead of the upcoming league fixture, the manager further added:
"I have an ongoing contract here, and I expect to fulfil this contract. What the outside world has to say on the matter is not my problem and does not affect me. I am energetic and feel relaxed. I carry out my http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 with a passion.
I know that we can turn the tide."
On the other hand, the tactician confirmed that his players are eager to return to winning ways. He insisted that each individual has been training hard since last losing to Bayer Leverkusen and assured a positive result against
Hoffenheim this weekend.
"We have had a very good mood in training which we will show on Saturday and Tuesday. I am convinced we know how to win and deal with the pressure,” Heynckes concluded.
Bayern will host 10th placed Hoffenheim on Saturday, March 10, before they host Basel for the crucial second-leg of their Champions League fixture on Tuesday, March 13.
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