The question is whether Lucien Favre will also be connected to Borussia Dortmund next season as head coach. According to BILD chances are that the club management of BVB will not renew the Swiss coach’s expiring contract. The authoritative German newspaper immediately lists three possible successors to Favre in the Signal Iduna Park.

With Dortmund, Favre achieves an average of 2.15 points per game, something that has never been achieved before by a trainer of the German top club. Despite this, the experienced coach is not very popular in Dortmund circles, so emphasized BILD. In particular, Favre is accused of not yet having won the current number three in the Bundesliga. The Swiss was appointed by the club management in mid-2018. At the administrative level, there would be more and more doubts about Favre’s tactical choices. In addition, there is reportedly more and more annoyance about the static football that is put on the mat.

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BILD is already philosophizing about possible replacements for Favre at Dortmund. The three-headed list includes the name of Marco Rose. The 44-year-old coach of Borussia Mönchengladbach was on Tuesday evening in the group stage of the Champions League on his way to a downright stunt against Real Madrid. In the final minutes, a comfortable 2-0 lead was given away: 2-2. Nevertheless, Rose is seen as someone who could make Dortmund play attractive football again.

The candidate list is further completed with Julian Nagelsmann, who guided RB Leipzig to the semi-finals of the Champions League last season, and Red Bull Salzburg coach Jesse Marsch. The aforementioned trainers are according to BILD symbol for football with high intensity, depth and players who are constantly on the move. Reference is made to the football that Dortmund played under Jürgen Klopp, the current Liverpool manager. In the recent past, they tried to remove Nagelsmann from TSG Hoffenheim. However, he opted for a contract with RB Leipzig in 2018.