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Kompany: 'I Don't Want Kompany Football, I Want Bayern'
25 Dec
Summary
- Kompany prioritizes team threat over statistical analysis.
- He aims for Bayern to be dangerous in every phase of play.
- Kompany wants a team adaptable to any situation on the field.
Vincent Kompany, in his tenure at Bayern Munich, emphasizes a team identity focused on being dangerous in all phases of play rather than adhering to a specific tactical label like 'Kompany ball.' He expressed in a recent interview that his primary goal is for Bayern Munich to exhibit its own distinct style, adaptable to various game situations.
Kompany desires a team that can pose a threat even when defending deep within their own penalty area, capable of scoring with a few quick passes. He wants the team to convey a message of constant danger, whether it's after ten passes or just one, ensuring opponents are always on alert.
His philosophy prioritizes the feeling of a team that can make something out of any situation, be it a throw-in or a corner, over quantifiable metrics like running data or possession statistics. This approach suggests a strategic depth aimed at maintaining an offensive presence and unpredictability throughout matches.
