It wasn't necessarily pretty, but Bayern Munich managed to win their 11th straight Bundesliga championship on Saturday morning after picking up a tight 2-1 victory over 1. FC Koln. Munich needed a lot to go right for them on Saturday, but with Borussia Dortmund tying against 1. FSV Mainz 05, Bayern ended up beating Dortmund in the final standings thanks to their superior goal differential.

Just because Munich won yet another Bundesliga title doesn't mean they are going to be complacent, though. Changes are going to be made over the summer, and it looks like two big ones are about to go down. CEO Oliver Kahn and Director Hasan Salihamidzic are both set to be fired from their respective positions, which will shake up Bayern's front office after a fairly trying campaign.

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Even though Bayern managed to win the league again, it wasn't as simple as they typically make things seem. Losing star striker Robert Lewandowski to FC Barcelona last summer certainly didn't help, but the front office didn't exactly do a ton to replace his departure. Winning the league is great, but Bayern wants to see more success in the Champions League, which could make this a very big summer for them.

Overhauling key pieces of the front office immediately after winning the Bundesliga should show you how the German giants feel about their 2022-23 campaign. They may have won the league, but they aren't content with how they performed this season. Expect these two changes to be the first big ones Bayern end up making over the summer, as it will be interesting to see how they follow up these moves up.