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Vincent Kompany has been appointed as the new head coach of Bayern Munich on a contract that will last until 2027. The German side has recently lost Thomas Tuchel after a disappointing season where they finished third in the Bundesliga, ending their 11-year winning streak.
Kompany, who is a 38-year-old Belgian, has most recently worked with Burnley in the English Premier League. During his time at Burnley, he successfully led the team to promotion and introduced a more attacking style of play. Although they finished 19th in the division this season, Kompany expressed excitement about the new challenge with Bayern Munich. He believes that working with the players and building a strong team are key to achieving success.
Kompany highlighted the importance of being creative, aggressive, and courageous on the pitch in order to achieve success. He also emphasized the importance of togetherness and team spirit, qualities that he embodies and that are essential for Bayern’s continued growth and success.
Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen expressed confidence in Kompany’s ability to lead the club to success and develop new ideas. He believes that togetherness and team spirit are crucial for achieving success on and off the pitch. With Kompany at the helm, Bayern Munich is poised for another successful season in Germany’s top league.
