Nagelsmann gives his wife sleepless nights by shouting player names
Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann reveals his wife suffers from sleepless nights… because he wakes up her up by calling out his players’ names IN HIS SLEEP while he’s unable to switch off from work
- Bayern Munich coach Nagelsmann has revealed some odd nocturnal habits
- He goes to bed late after games because he’s still analysing the performance
- And his wife Verena told him he shouts the names of his players while sleeping
- The childhood sweethearts married in 2018 and have two children together
Julian Nagelsmann has revealed he gives his wife restless nights – by shouting out the names of his Bayern Munich players in his sleep.
The Bayern coach apparently finds it so hard to switch off from the day job that he often wakes wife Verena because he’s still analysing his team’s performances.
Nagelsmann, 34, told Bayern’s ’51’ Magazine, via Bild: ‘Sometimes when I’m sleeping after a game I call out the names of my players.
Julian Nagelsmann has revealed he sometimes wakes wife Verena at night because he is shouting out the names of his Bayern Munich players in his sleep
Nagelsmann finds it so difficult to switch off after matches he’s still analysing in his sleep
‘My wife once told me that. Sometimes it wakes her up in the night.’
That’s if Nagelsmann goes to bed at all. He often stays up late into the night after matches as it takes a long time to wind down from the stresses and strains of the 90 minutes.
The former Hoffenheim and RB Leipzig manager married his childhood sweetheart Verena, 35, back in 2018. They have two children together.
In the same magazine, Andrea Trinchieri, the coach of the Bayern basketball team, admitted he also has some strange nocturnal habits.
Bayern have not given their coach too many nightmares this season and enjoy a six-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga table
Bayern won at Hertha Berlin last weekend to remain on course for a 10th consecutive title
He said: ‘I have a notebook next to my bed – and sometimes I find notes after the game that I didn’t know I’d written down during the night.’
Nagelsmann will hope his Bayern side don’t give him too many sleepless night between now and the end of the season.
They have won their last two Bundesliga games 4-0 at Cologne and 4-1 at Hertha Berlin to preserve their six-point advantage over Borussia Dortmund at the top of the table.
They host Nagelsmann’s former club Leipzig this Saturday in their next match.
Bayern are already out of the German Cup but have a Champions League last-16 tie against Red Bull Salzburg to look forward to later this month.
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