Bayern Munich quash rumors Pep Guardiola

The future of coach Jupp Heynckes for Bayern Munich speculated to be in danger after he had just brought the team finished as runner-up in three different arena, Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal, as well as the Champions League.

However, the Bavarians by CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge ensure the position of the former boss of Real Madrid and Bayer Leverkusen was still safe at least until the end of 2012.

"We'll think about it calmly. You will not get a quote anything from us about this issue before Christmas, "he said in an introductory press conference as sports director Matthias Sammer new Bayern.

"Only then we'll talk."

Lately, rumors are circulating that call if Heynckes actually fired, Die Roten will appoint former Barcelona coach, Pep Guardiola, as successor.

But Rummenigge tried to cool the speculation and said no talks at the Allianz Arena intern camp to pick a figure related to the possibility of a planned break from football for that year.

"Pep Guardiola? I also have read about this, but none of Bayern who had confirmed this. "

Finally, Rummenigge also commented on the news of Bayern's interest in Athletic Bilbao midfielder, Javi Martinez, which cost € 40 million by Los Leones.

"Basically he is a good player, but it was expensive. Someone can always recruit crazy, but not unreasonable. "

"I know a good ability. Our club officials that he saw very good judge. Let's wait and see. "