"This is the toughest away match for me" - Vincent Kompany acknowledges Real's greatness

Bayern will have to give their all to achieve the desired result at the Bernabéu.

Details: Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany admitted at today's press conference that the current Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu will be the toughest challenge of his coaching career.

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Vincent acknowledges that he prepared meticulously for this match, but Real is Real:

"Today, everything will matter. It's my first time here as a coach, but we have plenty of experience in matches like this. The result will depend a lot on tactics, but above all on the details—such as the individual brilliance of the players.

We prepared thoroughly for the meeting with Real and analyzed their game against Manchester City. This might be the toughest away match for me, but we want to win.

Right now, we're in great shape, our best players are fit. We'll do everything to win." Kompany admitted.

Vincent Kompany took charge of Bayern in July 2024 after leaving Burnley. The Belgian has already managed 99 games at the helm of the Munich giants, recording 75 wins, 13 draws, and 11 defeats. Kompany's contract with Bayern runs until 2029.

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