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Quote from: W Jr. on Today at 05:57:57 PM

I think Xabi is an important coach. What they did in Leverkusen is obvious. I wonder whether they will achieve these successes next year. Bayern Munich met with many coaches before signing Kompany, but it would not be easy to convince them, and they could not do it anyway. So they turned to alternatives and signed Kompany

Xabi is actually one of the best thing that has ever happen to Barcelona this season because he managed to bring Barcelona out of there struggling state during the beginning of the season, with his level of experience if they managed to get some more players he would actually turn Barcelona to the way they normally play before and also Barcelona is lucky because his contract with them is still far, so from now till the end of his contract being next year he would have actually reformed the club.

@Roseline492, you should be aware of the difference between Xavi and Xabi. But, somehow you mentioned Xabi and linked him to Barcelona in the Bundesliga thread? I really don't understand your way of saying that and also, in fact @W Jr. also said about Xabi and Leverkusen and it has nothing to do with Xavi and Barcelona. LOL! After all, in reality Xabi has also decided to stay at Bayer Leverkusen. Even though Bayer Leverkusen did not make a big effort to keep Xabi, but the fact is that Xabi himself chose to stay at Bayer Leverkusen and as such, it will certainly be interesting for next season. Of course, this is proof of whether Xabi will still succeed in making Bayer Leverkusen get impressive results or maybe get bad results. But even so, I am sure that at least Xabi will still be able to make Bayer Leverkusen compete for the Bundesliga title next season.

I was just about to comment on this, confused between Xabi or Xavi he was talking about, and also about Liverpool or Barcelona. Because the staemnet is mixed up between Leverkusen and Barcelona, as well as Xabi and Xavi. Plus, Xavi is no longer at Barcelona, so his contract has ended. Or maybe what is meant is Xabi's contract at Leverkusen.

I was just about to comment on this, confused between Xabi or Xavi he was talking about, and also about Liverpool or Barcelona. Because the staemnet is mixed up between Leverkusen and Barcelona, as well as Xabi and Xavi. Plus, Xavi is no longer at Barcelona, so his contract has ended. Or maybe what is meant is Xabi's contract at Leverkusen.

What is clear is that Xabi will remain at Leverkusen. Even previously, Liverpool has reached to get Xabi as their coach. However, Xabi decided to reject it.

Source: Xabi Alonso has now explained decision to turn down Liverpool head coach job

Quote from: ndutndut on Today at 07:10:05 PM

I agree with you. Bayern Munich seems frustrated after several approaches to great coaches such as Roger Schmidt, Ralf Rangnick, Julian Nagelsmann, and most recently Xabi Alanso. However, all of these coaches flatly rejected Bayern Munich's invitation, causing Bayern Munich's management to reach a dead end and finally recruited Kompany as coach.

However, the choice of Kompany as their new coach is definitely not only because they are frustrated. But it was indeed the best decision according to them. They claim that Kompany really has the ability to do that, but so far he hasn't managed a bigger club. And also, Bayern Munich believes that Kompany has the same vision and also a similar training style to Bayern Munich. So, that becomes one of the outcomes that they can consider,