Uli Hoeneß suggests nephew could coach Bayern Munich one day
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 5:30 PM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
Uli Hoeneß, honorary president of Bayern Munich, has praised his nephew, Stuttgart head coach Sebastian Hoeneß, suggesting he may be a future candidate for the Bayern coaching position. Uli Hoeneß commended Sebastian's respect in the football community and his development of a compelling playing style at Stuttgart. He emphasized the importance of leadership and cultural fit in Bayern's coaching search, noting that Sebastian's background aligns well with the club's expectations. Currently, Bayern Munich enjoys stability under coach Vincent Kompany, but discussions about future leadership have begun with Uli’s comments.
- •Uli Hoeneß is the honorary president of Bayern Munich.
- •Sebastian Hoeneß is the head coach of VfB Stuttgart.
- •Uli praised Sebastian's work and potential as a future Bayern coach.
- •Bayern Munich is currently led by Vincent Kompany.
- •Sebastian Hoeneß has developed a strong reputation in the Bundesliga.
- 5:30 PMYahoo Sports — Uli Hoeneß thinks nephew has chops to be Bayern Munich boss one day
"The VfB Stuttgart boss could be a contender for the job at FC Bayern one day.
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