Kompany: We will never underestimate any opponent

Bayern Munich will travel to challenge Union Berlin in the 26th round of the 2024/25 Bundesliga season. Kompany said that his team will never underestimate the opponent and will do their best to win the important 3 points.

In the last round of the league, Bayern Munich took the lead with two goals contributed by Guerrero, but then lost the ball and Palinha was shown a red card, and finally lost to Bochum 2-3 at home.

Currently, Bayern Munich continues to rank first in the standings with 61 points, 8 points ahead of the defending champion Leverkusen, who is in second place.

However, in the earlier focus match of the second round of the UEFA Champions League round of 16, Bayern Munich relied on Kane and Alphonso Davies to score, and finally defeated Leverkusen 2-0 away, and advanced to the quarterfinals with a score of 5-0, successfully restoring a lot of confidence for the players.

Bayern Munich coach Kompany said, "There are no easy games. It's not surprising that the game is difficult. We must win this game and this is our goal. We will never underestimate our opponents, but the key is that we ourselves must perform at our best. Our first priority is to play a complete game and go home with 3 points."

In addition, Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-jae will be unable to represent the team against Union Berlin due to injury.

Kompany said, "Kim Min-jae is injured. We hope it's not too serious, but he needs to rest for a few weeks. He has some problems with his Achilles tendon, which we knew before. Now we need to manage his playing time and make sure he is not overloaded."

In addition, when talking about Dell's performance, Kompany said, "Dell brings very important things to the team. He is very professional and always eager to improve himself and help his teammates. He has a lot of experience and played an important role in key battles."

"Players like Dier don't need much discussion and I have great respect for players like him, like Goretzka. Their stories are important to the team and send a message to their teammates that as long as they focus on their work, opportunities will come."