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Quote from: entertheabyss on Today at 05:11:38 PM

Vincent Kompany is mediocre and we know possibly what he can do and simply what he's incompetent about. Bayern Munich making huge mistakes again. First they sacked Hansi Flick who was just have few minor challenges in the main moments and replaced him with Thomas Tuchel, where did that get them? Ending the season with zero trophy in their collection which happen to be one of the worst years for the Bavarians.

I also see that Bayern Munich didn't get much benefit after replacing their old coach with Thomas Tuchel. So Bayern Munich ended the season without bringing home any trophies except to save themselves from qualifying for the UCL next season. This is of course quite painful for Bayern Munich, where before this season they often dominated the Bundesliga and became champions here, but for this season all that has disappeared since the arrival of Thomas Tuchel and the rise of Leverkusen which has made Munich's every step more chaotic.

After Bayern Munich announced their parting with Thomas Tuchel who's now their former manager, I was thinking they're going to sign a manager that's very experienced in football. I mean a top manager that's managed big European clubs and have led a team to the UEFA Champions League competition on several occasions but little did I know that the club is going to settle with a young manager that's yet to manage any team that's playing European football. I'm not trying to say that Vincent Kompany's spell at Bayern Munich is likely to be fruitless but considering the fact that the former Belgium international recently oversaw the relegation of Burnley from the English Premier League, i think his appointment is more like a big experiment that's been conducted by Bayern Munich management which might not turn out well.
Despite Vincent Kompany's inexperience in Europe, he might likely help Bayern Munich become one of the best teams in Europe in the coming seasons