Quote from: mamesso on Today at 02:40:56 PM

If Bayern Munich brings in Kompany as interim coach, they should give him a short-term contract. Firing a coach is not a difficult thing for a club to do, but there is compensation that must be paid as a result of terminating one party's contract. Bayern Munich seems to be solving a puzzle of its own making, and the consequence is that they will have to spend a lot of money for free if they fire Kompany midway.

Many doubt Kompany ability to handle Bayern Munich, he is not a reliable coach and his quality has not been tested. Bayern Munich will have difficulty winning the Bundesliga and is expected to fail in the UCL because of Kompany's limitations in managing a big team like Bayern Munich.

In my opinion, Bayern Munich's recruitment of Kompany was carefully thought out so that the decision to appoint Kompany as Bayern Munich's new coach to replace Tuchel was the right one. Kompany's philosophy is very suitable for Bayern Munich at the moment, especially since he has a quality squad, which is very different from when he coached Burnley, which did not have good players. So I'm sure Kompany can bring big changes at Bayern Munich, I'm sure not all clubs recruit coaches to be fired, of course clubs recruit coaches to make the team stronger. So don't talk about dismissal too early, because the league hasn't started yet.

I believe in the mentality he brings, his charisma. If the players follow in his footsteps, next season Bayern Munich can compete in the Bundesliga and UCL League.
It is true that Kompany's quality has not been tested, but that is no longer the benchmark, now it does not rule out the possibility that he will be successful at Bayern. Because this has been proven, like coach Alonso, he has proven that coaches who are younger and don't have much experience can be more successful than experienced coaches.