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For several months, Bayern Munich has been struggling for the coaching position. After studying a countless number of profiles and in particular that of Zinédine Zidane, the Bavarian management now seems to be heading towards the Vincent Kompany track. The young Belgian coach, who has just been relegated with Burnley, is interested in this position. But if this track is not unanimous in Germany for various reasons, the former captain of Manchester City can count on the support of a certain Pep Guardiola.
At a press conference, the Spanish coach, who had Kompany under his command for several seasons, was keen to validate this choice. “This relegation doesn’t matter. I’m happy he’s linked to Bayern. I am very satisfied with him and his work. I am very positive about his work, his personality, his knowledge of the game and the way he handles the media. Bayern deserves to make the best decision. I love this club for many different reasons”, he said. Significant support for Vincent Kompany.
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