Thomas Tuchel: Bayern Munich dressing room easier to manage than PSG's

The German tactician spent two and a half seasons at PSG, where he was in charge for 127 games, and signed for Die Roten after a short spell at Chelsea.

Some of the Bayern players have recently been criticised for their off-field behaviour, but Tuchel insists his man-management was pushed much harder during his time at Parc des Princes.

"Here at Bayern, when I hear that a certain player™s behavior is unacceptable, I laugh because I think: ˜You have no idea what we had to deal with in Paris!™ and I calm down," Tuchel said.

"In Paris, the group is always willing to play for a superstar to score goals, no problem. The problem is when that superstar doesn™t give anything back to the rest of the group or doesn™t show any respect!"

Bayern are currently at the top of the Bundesliga standings, level on points with second-placed Borussia Dortmund.

Their next fixture is at home against relegation-threatened Union Berlin on Saturday afternoon.

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