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Both Serhou Guirassy and Chris Fuhrich have very low release clauses which is a concern for Stuttgart for sure. But they have been keen that they want to keep both the players and I would say it’s completely up to the players as of now. Also, Stuttgart defender Anton has been targeted by Liverpool, and his future is also deemed as uncertain.

There is honestly not much that Stuttgart can do, apart from trying to negotiate, which may or may not end well for the club. It is also true that the club showed good promise last season and will try to deliver more in the coming days as well.

I always think that everyone deserves a chance, and you're right, Bayern have high quality players, very good ones who are currently playing at a great level. I would say that they need new, slightly younger players. Harry Kane is one of the best, as is Muller, but personally, I'm sure that whoever comes to do the job will follow his instructions, because Leverkusen are one of the teams that won't make it easy for them, and Bayern want to regain their value in the Bundesliga, so I think it will be more interesting now that all the teams know who the Leverkusen players are and their power, and their preparation will be on another level.

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Everyone has been criticizing them since they appointed Vincent Kompany as the manager of the team, but what if Kompany is a diamond? What if Bayern, who had this diamond early, doesn't let it go for years? We need to consider these possibilities because the Bayern management believes in him. I think it's hard for them not to believe him. He will have a great football career and experience in the big team. If he is really good, he will show it to us soon.

What Stuttgart achieved last season certainly indirectly made their players attractive from other teams for recruitment, in fact, what you say makes sense if we look at the finances that Stuttgart currently has, but sometimes small teams like Stuttgart don't have the ability to continue to keep their best players in the team forever, because after all the demands for large salaries and bonuses along with the increasing performance shown by these players will make the club think twice about trying to keep them in the squad, besides that, most teams  like Stuttgart often do not protect their players with high release clauses so that it is easy for big teams to redeem these players, as happened with Guirassy who was acquired by Dortmund for only 18 million euros, isn't that value quite cheap if we look at his ability to score 30 goals in a one season?


We cannot hope that Stuttgart will be able to repeat what they did last season, because one by one their star players have left and chosen to join other teams, the conditions that occur in Stuttgart are actually something that usually happens to mediocre teams in the European leagues so far, apart from the lack of money to retain players, these clubs are often only used as ladders by players to be able to play at better clubs and most of them think about taking the existing opportunities to get a better career with big clubs in the future, so it is not surprising for us to see an exodus of players often occurring in teams that have no guarantee of continuing to compete at the top level every season.

I think Bayern Munich management has its own arguments regarding the decision to choose Kompany as coach. I think what you say is also true, perhaps the Munich management is analyzing whether a young coach with a modern football philosophy will be easier and able to bring the team back to achieving its mission. Moreover, Kompany also has a strong leadership character and he also has almost the same style as Pep Guardiola so that might be another reason to consider.

I would also like to watch a league where many teams compete every year. Dortmund made a rapid start to the transfer season. They transferred Guirassy and I heard that they are interested in many young players. As usual, the observer team is scanning Europe very well. It is not difficult to predict that there will be great enjoyable matches for the Bundesliga in a season where Borussia Dortmund is also assertive for the championship.

All teams hire coaches they feel will deliver their jobs for them well and proper same as Bayern which is why they choose Kompany.

Are there better coaches out there?
All i know that we have old coaches that no team will risk given them coaching jobs because the pattern of the modern football is far different than the past, so hiring any old manager will not give the team a better result, they only need a young manager that can confidently compete with his mates to bring best result for the team.
Moreover, Kompany is not a bad coach, he failed in the Premier League just because he lack quality players that will withstand the Premier League pressure and the team didn't have money to sign more players, and beside that, no senior player will leave his team for Burnley; but in Munich, he will have all he wanted to do his job better.

If you say that they deliberately hired Kompany, I see some atom of truth here because if they needed a coach better than Kompany, they should have taken their time to look for one after all the season have not started yet. Also they should have looked for a better coach and contact him before the season ends.

Nobody can give the names of coaches that the management of Bayern Munich contacted that told them they cannot coach the team, who knows if there are also average coaches like Kompany for them to reject the offer of coaching a big and successful club like Bayern Munich. I hope that Kompany gives his best and make the club happy with a good outcome.

Many coaches are rejecting Bayern since the club is not competitive in other tournaments, and they need to sign key players before new coaches are interested in coaching them. Because of how successful Real Madrid has been, any coach who is given the opportunity to coach them will be overjoyed because he believes he will achieve great things with the club. Bayern Munich is a huge club, but I don't know the primary reason why they can't obtain the win title anymore, but let's see how the Kompany will perform next season with the club because Tuchel fail to win the league for them, and the Champions League Kompany can transform the club to perform well and achieve things for the club. Because you can't challenge someone unless you first see what they're capable of, and if the club doesn't see success with him, they won't try to sign him. Let's see how the next season goes or if Bayern sees a change in the league, because they shouldn't let Leverkusen challenge them next season because I see Munich is stronger than them, but I think it's because of the coach that they can't perform well.

Trust me that is not true , if they have the chance to get the title they would be fight for it , but they cant afford the money to hold that players.
If there was enough money i guess most of the players would stay in Stuttgart.
But i dosnt look good for them as Waldemar Anton und Serhou Guirassy already gone to Dortmund.
There are rumors that Pascal Groß also wants to join Dortmund.
I think that the next season will be more exciting as the last one was already.

I am still surprised when I later heard of the news that so many coaches rejected Bayern Munich’s offer before they finally went for Kompany. For a team like Bayern Munich that have the money and a lot of great players in broad already, it was surprising for any coach that is given the first time offer to reject it. Kompany that later accepted the offer should not be seen as a bad choice, to some reasons, we might say it is because of the no choice Bayern had and at the same time, he might be the best choice for them to go for. Kompany should not be undermined as the head coach of Bayern Munich if we haven’t seen anything negative from his coaching style while heading Bayern Munich.

Until next season begins and we see his performance as the head coach of the team, I won’t say he’s a bad choice for the team until proven so by him. For him to have been chosen to manage the team, he definitely has some great and hidden potentials in him that might be unknown to all. This is a great fit for him and he shouldn’t joke on that path because opportunities like this don’t often come, he should utilize them for his own benefit future career. If he happens to use this opportunity well, he will get more offers from bigger teams and that will help propel his career more and will get more offers in the future for even more bigger teams.

Many coaches rejected Bayern, but I'm sure they had more options than Kompany. There would definitely be coaches with more careers who would like to work for Bayern. They believed in Kompany and made a coach transfer that they hoped would be long-term. If they made the right decision it would be a great success for Bayern. They've taken a big gamble right now, and we'll see the results of that gamble next year.

I understand very well that many of us have serious doubts about Vincent Kompany becoming head coach at Bayern Munich, apart from him not having an impressive record and failing to keep Burnley in the Premier League. Well, perhaps Kompany will be able to show his abilities when handling The Babavarian. at least, for the Bundesliga. One thing that Kompany must take advantage of is that he has a more competitive squad compared to his competitors in the Bundesliga. Apart from that, Kompany is a coach who adheres to an offensive system. In fact, the system he always relies on is the pattern that was often used by previous coaches at Bayern Munich. Thus, he just needs to maximize his players so they can appear more competitive in the coming season.

If Kompany is good at taking advantage of every available opportunity, he could become a very competent coach. This was the start of his career managing a team as big as Bayern Munich, a moment and opportunity that could change his coaching career. I won't speculate too far, especially since I rarely watched Kompany when he was still managing Burnley. So, at the moment we don't know for sure what this Bundesliga giant team is planning. Well, maybe as you said, the club doesn't have many options to appoint a coach with more potential. Apart from all that, both Bayern and Vincent Kompany must have had a conversation before he was appointed head coach at the Allianz Arena. However, as a big club, Bayern certainly provides certain conditions for Kompany. whether it's about the club's philosophy, and of course related to Bayern Munich's vision and mission next season. To find out, at least we can look at Bayern Munich's pre-season matches.

Experience is something we cannot say kompany did lack, he has coached other team before ever the Bayern Munich deal so he isn't an inexperienced coach, he may not be vastly experienced but he isn't totally inexperienced, he has coached to team before Bayern even if it happens that Bayern is the biggest he has handled in his career, he's still not inexperienced. To a good extent, at the time, he was the only option Bayern Munich had and so they had to explore it with the mind that they can still explore other options if by the end of the season he isn't meeting up with expectations, the deal with kompany isn't a really long one so there's still room for changes that should be kept in mind.

It's natural for people to think that Bayern Munich made a big mistake when they appointed Kompany as their new coach, because Kompany is not an experienced coach and he failed to save the club he coached from relegation. Bayern Munich does not have other options, the proof is that they gave Kompany a long-term contract for three years.
If Bayern Munich considers Kompany as an alternative coach while waiting for another great coach, there is no way they will give Kompany a three year contract. Kompany will find it difficult to handle Bayern Munich because competition in the Bundesliga is increasing, the presence of Leverkusen in the fight for trophies makes Kompany's job even more difficult.

Basically, Kompany has succeeded when he became head coach of Burnley, but when Burnley played in the second division of the Premier League or called championship. Because at that time Kompany managed to make Burnley a Premier League promotion team but unfortunately, when playing in the Premier League in fact Kompany actually failed to make Burnley get good results. Because anyway, at the end of the season that Burnley was relegated again.

With these results, then I personally will still doubt Kompany, although at Bayern Munich of course have better finances and squad compared to mediocre teams like Burnley. But, because Kompany failed to make Burnley survive in the Premier League then I would really doubt Kompany at Bayern Munich. Because after all, to make Burnley not relegated too it has been a difficult job for Kompany, even more so to make Bayern Munich get a trophy amid difficult competition in the Bundesliga. Therefore, I personally include people who really doubt Kompany's ability, because I think Kompany is still not good enough for more difficult competition in the team that plays in the top division.

Most people may still doubt Vincent Kompany because they haven't seen his achievements as a coach so far, but again, if we look at the achievements of other great coaches, of course at the start of their careers, the same thing is always doubted, so it's natural and won't stop him. Vincent Kompany's move is also because he will not continue his current job, namely making Munich dominate the Bundesliga again in the new season, at least this achievement is more than enough and he doesn't have to push to reach the UCL final next season, let alone win the UCL trophy.

Shopping for the players that Kompany wants must also get financial support so that there are no obstacles whatsoever and at least this can enable this team to achieve the desired target next season. I don't know what agreement was reached by Vincent Kompany and Munich management whether it must achieve important targets. like the UCL it seems that it will take time and will definitely be difficult, it is not that easy for Vincent Kompany to adapt to the players who are still in the main squad at the moment, let alone the new players who will be recruited, one season is not enough.

Bayern Munich is the top of the line. They're tough on newbies. No "cute" relegation escape artist tactics. They want massive wins. Kompany performed well with Burnley, but this is Bayern Munich, not a scrappy underdog. Hes into the majors.

Bayern always has options. A few coaches declined? So what? This is Bayern Munich! Like a supermodel being rejected for a date, there's always another guy. This seems like a desperate gamble on a manager whose claim to fame is not failing. It could work, who knows? However, this appears risk and uncertain. Kompany maybe the winner, but Im not holding my breath.

My take is that, when you take a look at the previous coach Thomas Tuchel and who's lined up to replace him, you'll see that it doesn't make sense up in the head. Also, if we're to judge him ( Vincent Kompany ) from what his side did last season in the Premier League Competition, I'd say no, but he had a good time with Burnley in the Championship as they went ahead to tittle that season. After that season, most of his core players also left for other clubs who won trophies this season. Adli in Bayern Leverkusen has got to be one of these names who moved.

In my head, I feel like Pep Guardiola has a hand in this one way or the other because he also thinks, Vincent Kompany can one day be a great manager for Manchester City in the Premier League Competition.

Also, I always talk to myself and ask if he is tactically better than Xabi Alonso, can he successfully snatch the Bundesliga League Competition from Bayern Leverkusen next season? I'm already tipping them to defend it again successfully.


Stuggart being consistent is something honestly don't see happening. I'm not being certain but there's a long way to go this season. They have already sold out the name Serhou Guirassy to Borrussia Dortmund completely this week. He was the highest goalscorer for them last season, I wonder how they'd be coping without him in his absence.

Bayern Munich are not making these signatures all because of Vincent Kompany, they're making these signatures because of long term plans and purposes. The move for Michael Olise has to be one smart one for the future. Solid Competition for Leroy Sane m

Maybe there is a philosophy that makes many new coaches refuse to manage Bayern Munich. This is certainly a big target for management for Bayern Munich every season so it is not quite possible that many coaches refuse to become head managers. Maybe on the one hand Kompaney is trapped in an agreement that makes he was unable to bring Bayern Munich to compete in the Domestic League, of course this is a season of decline for Bayern Munich, it doesn't matter anything about the players that Bayern Munich has, they are also considered mediocre and none of them are even able to play a role even though they have good attackers.

Bringing in Harry Kane is something that in my opinion does not have any impact on the club, even though they always have difficulties in the Domestic League and Champions League, so looking for a good coach is the right step for Bayern Munich because Kompaney is not very suitable in formulating the current squad at Bayern Munich. This.