Carlo Ancelotti leaves position as Bayern Munich coach

The reigning Bundesliga champions, one of the pre-tournament favorites for this year's European Cup, arrived in Paris determined to prove the early season doubters wrong.

But the chastening loss, coupled with Bayern's stuttering start to the domestic campaign, proved to be the final straw for a reportedly furious Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, the club's executive chairman.

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'Our team's performances since the start of the season have not met our expectations,' Rummenigge said in a club statement.

'The match in Paris clearly showed we had to take immediate action. Hasan Salihamidzic (the club's sporting director) and I met Carlo today for full and frank discussions where we informed him of our decision.'

Ancelotti led Bayern to the Bundesliga title in his first season in charge, after being appointed to replace Pep Guardiola last year.

However, Bayern have suffered a defeat and a draw in their opening six league games this season to sit in third place, falling three points behind early pacesetters Borussia Dortmund.

'I'd like to thank Carlo for his time working with us and I'm sorry about the way it has developed,' Rummenigge added.

'Carlo is my friend and he will remain so, but we had to take a professional decision in the interests of FC Bayern. I expect the team to produce a positive response and show absolute determination to achieve our targets for the season.'

Potential full-time candidates for the Bayern job include Hoffenheim coach Julian Nagelsmann, who handed Ancelotti a 2-0 defeat earlier this season, or current assistant manager Willy Sagnol, a former French international who played for the Munich club.

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Sagnol is to take temporary charge of the team.

Sagnol is to take temporary charge of the team. 'The match in Paris clearly showed we had to take immediate action. Hasan Salihamidzic (the club's sporting director) and I met Carlo today for full and frank discussions where we informed him of our decision.' But the chastening loss, coupled with Bayern's stuttering start to the domestic campaign, proved to be the final straw for a reportedly furious Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, the club's executive chairman. Potential full-time candidates for the Bayern job include Hoffenheim coach Julian Nagelsmann, who handed Ancelotti a 2-0 defeat earlier this season, or current assistant manager Willy Sagnol, a former French international who played for the Munich club. 'Our team's performances since the start of the season have not met our expectations,' Rummenigge said in a club statement. 'I'd like to thank Carlo for his time working with us and I'm sorry about the way it has developed,' Rummenigge added. Potential full-time candidates for the Bayern job include Hoffenheim coach Julian Nagelsmann, who handed Ancelotti a 2-0 defeat earlier this season, or current assistant manager Willy Sagnol, a former French international who played for the Munich club. Potential full-time candidates for the Bayern job include Hoffenheim coach Julian Nagelsmann, who handed Ancelotti a 2-0 defeat earlier this season, or current assistant manager Willy Sagnol, a former French international who played for the Munich club. Sagnol is to take temporary charge of the team. However, Bayern have suffered a defeat and a draw in their opening six league games this season to sit in third place, falling three points behind early pacesetters Borussia Dortmund. 'The match in Paris clearly showed we had to take immediate action. Hasan Salihamidzic (the club's sporting director) and I met Carlo today for full and frank discussions where we informed him of our decision.' 'Carlo is my friend and he will remain so, but we had to take a professional decision in the interests of FC Bayern. I expect the team to produce a positive response and show absolute determination to achieve our targets for the season.' READ: How football's 'Culture' club wins with the help of Swan Lake performances Ancelotti led Bayern to the Bundesliga title in his first season in charge, after being appointed to replace Pep Guardiola last year. Sagnol is to take temporary charge of the team. Potential full-time candidates for the Bayern job include Hoffenheim coach Julian Nagelsmann, who handed Ancelotti a 2-0 defeat earlier this season, or current assistant manager Willy Sagnol, a former French international who played for the Munich club. 'The match in Paris clearly showed we had to take immediate action. Hasan Salihamidzic (the club's sporting director) and I met Carlo today for full and frank discussions where we informed him of our decision.' Ancelotti led Bayern to the Bundesliga title in his first season in charge, after being appointed to replace Pep Guardiola last year. Potential full-time candidates for the Bayern job include Hoffenheim coach Julian Nagelsmann, who handed Ancelotti a 2-0 defeat earlier this season, or current assistant manager Willy Sagnol, a former French international who played for the Munich club. 'Our team's performances since the start of the season have not met our expectations,' Rummenigge said in a club statement. Ancelotti led Bayern to the Bundesliga title in his first season in charge, after being appointed to replace Pep Guardiola last year.

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