Negotiations have moved swiftly, and Bayern have revealed on their official website that Heynckes has agreed to sign a two-year contract that will run until June 30, 2013.
In response to the agreement, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said, “Jupp Heynckes was our preferred candidate. We are very happy that we could reach an agreement on a two-year contract. I’m convinced that we will have a successful relationship with Jupp Heynckes.”
Heynckes, too, was satisfied with the deal, and praised his soon-to-be employers for their professionalism: “Apart from the good personal relations I’ve had with the management of Bayern Munich, it has always impressed me how professionally this club is run.”
Until season’s end, Heynckes remains coach of Bayer Leverkusen. He recently revealed that he would leave die Werkself in the summer, and his club announced on Monday that he would be succeeded by Robin Dutt.
Come July, Heynckes will be in charge of die Roten for the third time in his managerial career. He won two Bundesliga titles in his first spell at Bayern, between 1987 and 1991, and also served Germany’s record champions for a brief spell in 2009 before moving to Leverkusen.
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