After Holger Seitz: Next Bayern coach resigns | OneFootball

The coaching structures at FC Bayern’s campus continue to change. After Holger Seitz, the next departure has now been announced. This time it concerns the U19s – and once again a respected developer is leaving.

Peter Gaydarov will give up his post as U19 head coach in the summer. According to Sky, the 34-year-old is already on the radar of several professional clubs in Germany and abroad, so a complete departure from Munich is considered a realistic option.

The youth coach is highly regarded internally and has provided important impetus in recent years. He has played a key role in the development of young talent in particular, with players such as Chávez, Ofli and Daiber taking the next step under his guidance.

The 34-year-old was also considered an important contact for many young players in day-to-day training operations. His work was described internally as consistent and reliable, which has earned him attention beyond the borders of the campus.

Seitz also leaves FC Bayern

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It was previously reported that Holger Seitz will also step down from his position as head coach of the second team for the new season. This is due to structural changes at the Campus, which go hand in hand with the arrival of Michael Wiesinger as sporting director. According to the report, the new management is planning to fill several coaching positions. In addition to Bayern II, the U19 area is also increasingly coming into focus, where there will now also be a change.

Gaydarov’s departure is part of a development that is currently affecting several levels of the youth system. His work with the juniors has left its mark, particularly in terms of promoting promising talent. Those responsible must now find a new solution not only for the second team, but also for the U19s. Discussions and planning are already underway in the background.