FANS have been left stunned after Thomas Tuchel kicked Leroy Sane in the bum during his first training session at Bayern Munich.
The former Chelsea boss then took the winger for talks away from the rest of the squad.
The pair were talking one-on-one on the edge of the training pitch as Tuchel looks to implement his style on the Bavarian outfit.
And fans have been talking about the action on social media.
One tweeted: “That’s one way to kickstart his tenure.”
A second wrote: “He already showing the direction for Sane in the next month. I love it.”
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A third commented: “He did not just kick him.”
While a fourth said: “Already kicking a** I see.”
A fifth added: “The new boss aint holding back.”
Sane is allegedly currently commuting from England to play for Bayern every week as his girlfriend Candice Brooks is not living in Germany.
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Bild states that the star’s family have moved back to England as Candice does not want to live in Munich and now splits her time between London and Manchester.
However, she has indicated the reason for returning to England are due to issues outside her control.
Bild claim the situation has left Sane having to regularly commute between the three cities.
This season the former Man City star has impressed as he has scored 13 goals and assisted seven more in his 32 appearances in all competitions.
German tactician Tuchel was appointed as manager of the Bundesliga giants after Julian Nagelsmann was sacked earlier in the week.
The former Chelsea gaffer was handed a two and a half year contract by Bayern Munich and will reportedly earn around £10.55million per season.
This is signifcantly more than his predecessor as Nagelsmann was believed to only be paid £7m per season.
Reports suggest Nagelsmann was suddenly dismissed for various reasons, such as a lack of player development and “negative sporting development”.
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Tuchel, though, is now focused on the task at hand as Bayern are in the Champions League quarter-finals.
He also has to try and catch Bundesliga table-toppers Borussia Dortmund, who are just one point ahead.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
