Hansi Flick has admitted he is mulling over his future as Bayern Munich coach after the holders were knocked out of the Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain at the quarter-finals stage. Bayern's 1-0 return-leg win in Paris on Tuesday was not enough to overturn last week's 3-2 first-leg defeat in Munich as PSG moved into the semi-finals on away goals at the Germans' expense. "Everyone understands that I am thinking about my future," Flick told Sky after Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting's goal against his former club proved insufficient at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday. 

Flick has been under noticeable strain in recent weeks with tensions running high between him and Bayern sports director Hasan Salihamidzic. The 56-year-old Flick has also been tipped to become Germany's next head coach when Joachim Loew steps down after the Euro 2020 finals this summer. For now, Flick, whose Bayern contract runs until 2023, says he "first wants to process the elimination" and "assess the situation. I also have my own ideas." Ultimately, a PSG side boasting the talent of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe was too good for a depleted Bayern team missing injured top scorer Robert Lewandowksi. Under Flick, Bayern won all six titles available in the last 12 months, defeating PSG in last season's Champions League final in Lisbon. However, elimination from both the Champions League and German Cup means only the Bundesliga is still in play with leaders Bayern five points clear and on course to win the German league for the ninth straight year.