Vincent Kompany: Winning Is Bayern’s Only Goal
Vincent Kompany emphasizes Bayern Munich's determination to secure victory as they gear up for a challenging clash against Borussia Monchengladbach.
Vincent Kompany, head coach of Bayern Munich, has reaffirmed his team’s unwavering focus on securing victories as they prepare to face Borussia Monchengladbach in their first Bundesliga match of 2025. Speaking at a press conference, Kompany underscored the importance of consistency and adaptability in achieving their season goals.
"Our focus is always on winning, regardless of the opponent or venue," Kompany said. "We are here to compete and improve every week. This mindset is what defines Bayern Munich."
Kompany reflected on Bayern’s performance during the first half of the season, pointing out both achievements and areas needing improvement. "While we’ve been strong in attack, there’s room for growth in our defensive discipline. Reducing the number of shots on our goal is a priority for the second half of the season," he explained.
The return of captain Manuel Neuer has added optimism within the squad. Neuer, who was sidelined for months due to injury, is now fully fit and ready to contribute. Kompany also commended backup goalkeeper Sven Ulreich for stepping up during Neuer’s absence, highlighting the importance of squad depth in Bayern’s ambitious campaigns.
Kompany used the extended winter break to assess the team’s strengths and weaknesses. "This break was invaluable," he noted. "We’ve had the chance to regroup, analyze past performances, and set clear objectives for the future. It’s rare to have this much time for preparation, and we’ve made the most of it."
Looking ahead to the clash with Monchengladbach, Kompany acknowledged the challenges posed by their opponents but remained confident. "Monchengladbach is a well-organized team, but our focus is on executing our game plan and maintaining our intensity throughout the match," he added.
As Bayern Munich embarks on the second half of the Bundesliga season, Kompany’s leadership and the return of key players like Neuer position the team well to compete for domestic and European glory. Saturday’s encounter promises to be a key test as Bayern looks to solidify their dominance.
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