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This makes sense. It is very possible for Leverkusen to retain their Bundesliga title again next season, but for the record to not be broken, it will be difficult. Because, Dortmund, Bayern Munich, and other clubs will definitely have a certain strategy to at least beat Leverkusen. Not only that, Leverkusen will also be in action in the UCL, which will definitely be much more competitive and difficult to go unbeaten. Therefore, Xabi has to try even harder to prepare for a much bigger match. They were in the UCL several seasons ago, but now, the situation is different, because Leverkusen will no longer be looked down upon by other clubs in the UCL.

It seems so.
Bayern Munich looks at the character he created and also the principles he has in football, that is something that is interesting for Bayern Munich. Max Eberl also stated that Kompany was the right man for the job, he was very confident and their decision to take Kompany was the right decision. Kompany is considered to have great character and personality. He also has tactics that suit Bayern Munich perfectly, as they look to dominate.

As what he said:

But so far, he has not had the opportunity to coach a big club. Because of that, Bayern is confident in their decision to give Kompany the opportunity to give his best.


Source: Why did Bayern Munich choose Vincent Kompany?
Source: Bayern Munich officially unveil Vincent Kompany as head coach

You didn't mention Inzaghi, as one of the most successful coach too this season. Football is changing hands from old coaches to young coaches and young players are performing extraordinary and breaking records of the old players, showing that football lies in the hands of the young. Kompany will not be known to be a good or bad coach if he is not given the opportunity to coach Bayern.

Next season will tell if Bayern gambled with the replacement of their coach or not. Kompany is lucky to be given the opportunity to coach a big club, I just hope that he does not mess things up for himself in Bayern and prove that he is the right guy to manage the club.

This is going to be one of the biggest he has managed as a coach in his coaching career, he's been managing average teams in a whole long while but this is going to be his first attempt with a top team in an European league, he's aswell going to get them to playing in the champions league aswell which I see as a very big challenge aswell because managing a big team as this to play in both their competitive domestic league and the champions league is actually a huge task.

The bundesliga is next season going to take a more competitive shape and thst is something kompany is going to deal with along side the champions league, so it's going to be huge task on him with high expectations too aswell because if they could sack a top coach as tuchel for not meeting up to their expectations within the time he  was given them I think it becomes important to know that kompany has got such a huge task ahead to achieve els they may relieve him of his duty aswell but it appears Bayern Munich is looking forward to a long term deal with him .

Winning the title back and reclaiming dominance in the bundesliga is definitely going to be one of the task that will be resting on kompanys shoulder next season of which no doubt is a huge task ahead but I believe he will be upto the task even if it's his first experience with such a big team with such a huge task aswell, just like Xabi at Leverkusen it was his first trial and he was able to achieve a whole lot so I believe kompany can give it a trial too.

People, Bayern has made a big move by hiring Kompany. He is young, but Alonso was also young when he took over Leverkusen. And look what he did! Forged them into a strong force. Theres more work for Kompany to do at Bayern now. We expect a lot from a big club. But he wins. He knows how to do it. As a player, he's been there and done that. His team is young and hungry, and they'll do what he says.

Is he going to be the next Alonso? Not sure, not sure. I wouldnt bet against him, though. This guy really feels the fire. He's not afraid to make things happen. That is what Bayern wants. They need to start over and go in a different way. Company is the one to tell them.

This is a challenge for Kompany in managing a club as big as Bayern Munich, there is no harm in giving him time to be prestigious in the Bundesliga competition. In my opinion about the final results and management satisfaction of Bayern Munich that they must appreciate Kompany and fully support which players he wants to get. Say Kompany at the end of the season is only able to bring Bayern Munich in the runner -up position, it has shown positive results, because this season Bayern are in position 3 of the standings but unfortunately the extent of what I see a request for Kompany is to win his title back from Leverkusen. Since the beginning Bayern Munich gambles by choosing Kompany, maybe rather than maintaining Tuchel better at the same time gambling with a new coach.

That's true, in fact the margin of success that Kompany had in his first season was greater than Xabi or De Rossi, where Bayern had very good squad depth. As a young coach, Kompany will certainly try his best to show his capacity, that he is worthy of being Bayern manager for the long term. It's not wrong to give it time, all managers certainly need this.

If we predict next season competition, and judge Kompany previous performance with Burnley, we are definitely faced with doubts. But nothing is impossible in football, like Xabi who coached Leverkusen until they were unbeatable, Kompany could be able to bring Bayern back to domination. Kompany now has plenty of time to prepare the team, and develop the best strategy to compete next season.

However, the competition for the Bundesliga trophy will be the same as this season, if Leverkusen continues their unbeaten record. Bayern must be able to beat Leverkusen next season, because Xabi fleet is the main competitor. The performance of teams like Dortmund perhaps and Stuttgart is also worth considering, and we'll see how Kompany overcomes all these challenges.

It's a surprise for me to see Bayern hiring Vincent Kompany as their coach. It's such a rare decision made by Bayern hiring inexperienced coach who is not their former player. I don't have idea of what the reasons for Bayern to hire Kompany as I don't see any thing special about him. He may be a good coach, but I think being a coach at Bayern need more than just good.

I would be understandable for people to put doubt on him. Beside he doesn't have enough experience to be a coach at a big club, He also never played nor coached a team in Bundesliga. However, He will always have a chance to succeed at Bayern, being inexperience doesn't mean he won't succeed in the future. Being a great former player is also a valuable experience to make his team stays competitive.

It's true, we can't be quick to compare Kompany with Xabi, we'll know the result once the season starts and when they face each other. However, for Burnley, I think it is a natural thing when people look at Kompany's track record. Even though the results will be much different, before we see that, people will base what they saw when Kompany led Burnley in the Premier League.

We'll see whether Kompany is a good coach or not, because now his fate is in his own hands. He must achieve success with Bayern Munich to answer all the doubts that come to him. He also has the advantage that the club he will be working for has a good squad, so that is something he can use to prove to people that the notion that he is a coach who is not good enough for Bayern Munich is completely wrong. He has to prove it next season. But I also can't blame people who doubt it, because expectations when a coach handles Bayern Munich must be very high.

This is a big gamble taken by Bayern management, but we also don't need to be too hasty to doubt Vincent Kompany because in the current era of modern coaches, many young coaches are successful even though they don't have sufficient experience, such as Xabi Alonso, who was quite successful with Leverkusen and the success of De Rossi. in Rome, even though there were doubts, the young coach was able to prove it.
Likewise with Vincent Kompany at this time, he still has every possibility to make Bayern develop, especially with the players in the Bayern squad who are quite capable.

When it comes to Kompany I have already shared my thoughts on another thread. He was confirmed by Guardiola when Bayern Munich asked about his opinion on him. This makes me expectant from Kompany from now on. 

It is very early for comparing him to Xabi Alonso honestly. Because we haven't even seen Kompany managing a that big team yet. Burnley shouldn't be taken as a good reference for that. But I believe Guardiola won't be wrong about him either. He hasn't been proven wrong about anyone who he has shared his thoughts. Xabi Alonso must also be among those people if I'm not mistaken.

I hope a really good title competition is waiting for us in the Bundesliga next season. 

Comparing Kompany to Xabi Alonso, who led Bayer Leverkusen to Bundesliga glory in his first season as a coach, showcases the growing trend of European clubs seeking out young coaches. Regardless of their differing achievements this season, both coaches represent a shift in the coaching landscape, where clubs are willing to take calculated risks on young talent. Kompany's upcoming debut season with a top club like Bayern Munich gives a significant opportunity for him to display his coaching abilities on a high stage, especially given the caliber of players at his disposal.

 As Bayern Munich seek to maintain their competitive nature in European football, their decision to appoint Kompany signifies a willingness to embrace fresh and innovative coaching approaches. Kompany's blend of experience as a former elite player and his budding coaching career puts him as an intriguing prospect for Bayern. While there are imminent challenges in transitioning from coaching a smaller club to a European powerhouse like Bayern, Kompany's appointment reflects a trend in football where clubs seek coaches who can manage technicality with a different view, regardless of age or coaching level.

 Alonso has very much been impressive in his performances for Leverkusen. He's been watched and observed and in all his games, he's proven to present an outstanding and formidable team. He's just new in the business but yet still has set up a formidable team. I really won't be surprised if he's beckoned up on by bigger clubs to show his abilities. He's proven to be worthy to handle well any team presented to him and definitely I believe he can do well if another team is put in his care. Maybe his strategies work well for him and can still work well with another team. With Leverkusen, he's done well and he's working towards an aim for the club. He's been watched closely to see how well he'd be able to keep up with the games for the team and see how well he can uphold against their biggest threat in the Bundesliga.

I also worry about Bayern Munich choice to fire Julian Nagelsmann and hire Thomas Tuchel. It seemed like mistake. Even with Tuchel experience he didn't do well especially compared to Xabi Alonso success. Hiring Vincent Kompany who doesn't have much experience has made people even more doubtful. While Kompany and Alonso show promise it is unfair to expect all young coaches to achieve same success. Bayern Munich slow start to season has made people question Kompany ability to lead team. Only time will tell if Kompany can prove himself and make people believe in him. May be he will be best.

Spending money has never been a guarantee for success for any team at all because they may still spend all the money and not be able to get these players on the right strategy that will bring about the results they aimed to get buying these players, such was with PSG some seasons ago when they bought Messi and Neymar, meanwhile mbappe was still in the squad aswell and yet all they got was their league title.

Away from team quality and depth, sometimes tactics and strategy of the coach aswell as the psychology the team provides the players has got a whole lot to do with the performance of the team, so I don't think it's totally going to be a function of just getting the good players and the team will miraculously start been at the top of every league and winning their games aswell. In the bundesliga, last season neither of Dortmund or Leverkusen spent so much on buying players but they were both very productive that they were able to get some achievements in certain ways.

Dortmund has even been known to be a team who has their way around training young talents to becoming to notch players and selling them off which at the end of the day they make more money from them. So they are a very good example as to what the performance of a team can be with or without buying players, it's even much better to nature young talents than trying to buying players just like Leverkusen did nurtured these players and they are now of good assets to the team.

Doubts arose to Bayern Munich after management fired Julian Nagelsmann and appointed Thomas Tuchel That was considered a big mistake, the board of directors made steps that made this team worse.
Thomas Tuchel has quite a lot of experience in several big clubs but failed to compete with Xabi Alonso so when Vincent Kompany became the next choice doubts were even greater because the coach from Belgian did not have much experience, even he failed when he competed in higher competitions in the English league with Burnley, but it seems that Xabi Alonso's success has inspired other clubs to entrust their teams to be trained by young coaches, but of course the results will not be the same so it is understandable if Kompany will be doubted especially if at the beginning of the season Bayern Munich does not start smoothly.

There are also teams that are not successful even though they spend money. Manchester United and Chelsea are the 2 simplest examples of this. Even if these teams set very high transfer budgets, they cannot find success. Manchester United has been criticized a lot for wrong player transfers. There are similar things in Chelsea, but Chelsea is promising for next year. I hope we will watch a more exciting Premier League next year. When it comes to the Bundesliga, Leverkusen will be the favorite again. What really makes me curious will be Dortmund's performance. If Dortmund performs well, there will be three favorites in the championship.

Many people are worried about Vincent Kompany because the former Manchester City captain was unable to keep Burnley in the highest caste of English football, namely the Premier League. Very few people saw Kompany when he promoted Burnley to the Premier League.
Believe that nothing is impossible if someone is willing to do their work with a good purpose.
It's impossible for a club as big as Bayern Munich to not have a coach who doesn't want to accept their proposal, but Bayern believes in him more. I saw that with Bayern Munich with the appointment of Kompany as their head coach.

Of course, it is an honor and pride for a coach to be asked to coach a team as big as Bayern Munich, especially with poor statistics in his last season with the previous team. And it is true that the depth of the squad that Bayern Munich has is something that Vincent Kompany must take advantage of to make Bayern Munich's performance even better. He has very good capital with the existing squad at Bayern Munich, moreover he also has the opportunity to bring in new players who he wants to join next season.
Maybe you are right that Bayern Munich doesn't have many choices of names they can appoint as coach, on the other hand they are also not satisfied with Thomas Tuchel's performance so they have to move quickly in bringing in players. Apart from that, they might be looking for their luck with Vincent Kompany, they hope that Kompany can bring something new and good to Bayern Munich.

Maybe the Munich management doesn't see Kompany's achievements as a coach because they think that at least they have a quality and productive main squad, it's more than enough for Kompay to set the strategy and make tactics for playing, actually this is not taking Kompany lightly as head coach and is paid. expensive by Munich, it could be that Munich has run out of ways to get a great head coach, they found Kompany and maybe that is a way they can test Kompany's abilities next season with Munich with a main squad that might be quite good. I think Kompany will not disappoint the management.

Munich management may not only be looking for an experienced coach, but perhaps one who has the potential to make Munich a better team next season. Previously recruiting Tuchel did not get satisfactory results and neither did Kompany. Hopefully it won't disappoint all Munich fans next season, because Competition will be very tight in the domestic league and in other competitions such as in the UCL too. Kompany must be able to take advantage of this opportunity to show he can succeed in bringing Munich to a better level.

As you said, I think Bayern Munich took risks when choosing a coach. I think it is too early for Vincent Kompany to take charge of Bayern Munich. Bayern management was in a hurry to find a coach. Maybe the opposite of what I say will happen and Vincent Kompany will be successful, there is a possibility that he will too.

Bayern Munich's squad is a good squad and it can be a much better squad with 1-2 transfers. Maybe if Vincent Kompany is given a good team, he can mislead many people and be successful.

I also don't think there will be an option to dismiss Terzic considering that he is still great coach even though Dortmund is not doing well, he can still optimize Dortmund performance even though he has lost many star players who can dominate.
It can be seen from some of Dortmund experiences when they still had great players and entered the UCL final and never managed to win, and now they are back with players who may be far from perfect so it only natural that they lose.
But all of this should be lesson for Dortmund administrators and officials that what they have been doing all this time by selling many great players must also be stopped, they get financial profits but suffer losses in their efforts to win the title in every competition.

Regarding Terzic, I think he will stay with Dortmund until his contract expires, and if there are big changes in the future, there will probably also be contract extension because finding great coach is not easy.
Moreover, Terzic has quite a long experience with Dortmund, starting from being an assistant coach to twice becoming head coach, so Terzic will know what to do and Dortmund performance is also greatly influenced by the management decisions in every player buying and selling decision.