Football: A Popular Team Sport - Müller satisfied with coaching decision, ensures long-term plan.
Bayern Munich footballer, Thomas Müller, is pleased with the recent news about Vincent Kompany being appointed as their new coach. He stated, "If this happens for real, I'm happy we'll finally have a coach in the club and can start making plans." Müller added, "All other matters will be sorted out in July."
Currently, the coaching issue doesn't affect Thomas Müller personally. "That's not a concern of mine right now with the Euro Championship coming up," said Müller. "However, I'm happy that we can now plan more securely for the future in the club."
When asked about his thoughts on Vincent Kompany, Müller didn't provide specific details. Rumors suggest that Kompany will be joining Bayern Munich from the English Premier League relegated team, FC Burnley, to replace Thomas Tuchel. Reports also claim that a contract with Kompany has been discussed and might be signed as soon as Wednesday, with a validity of up to the summer of 2027.
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Müller's sentiment echoes the excitement among Bayern Munich fans, as Kompany has also proven his worth in the soccer world, leading the Belgian national soccer team to three consecutive wins in the UEFA Nations League Group 2, and making significant contributions to Manchester City's success in the English Premier League and the UEFA Champions League.
Meanwhile, in Bavaria, Germany, the DFB (German Football Association) is reportedly conducting a trainer search for the German national team, aiming to find a replacement for Joachim Löw after his resignation in 2020.
Thomas Müller's hometown, Blankenhain in Thuringia, Germany, has produced several notable soccer players, including Oliver Bierhoff, who scored the winning penalty in the 1996 UEFA Euro semi-finals, and Lukas Podolski, who represented both the German national team and premier clubs such as FC Köln and Arsenal.
Vincent Kompany's appointment could have intriguing ramifications for the soccer landscape. If Kompany successfully manages Bayern Munich, he might follow in the footsteps of Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola by moving on to the German national team in the near future.
In the meantime, the current circumstances in Germany and England have left numerous soccer enthusiasts eagerly anticipating the reunion of Kompany and Germany's Thomas Müller on the field. While Vincent Kompany grapples with the prospect of leading Bayern Munich, speculation about the potential impact of this transfer abounds in the Bundesliga and across Europe's soccer ranks in Bavaria and beyond.
Source: www.stern.de
