Bayern Munich have appointed former Burnley coach Vincent Kompany as the new manager of the club.
The Belgian, 38, succeeds Thomas Tuchel and leaves Burnley for the Bundesliga side after the two clubs agreed a compensation fee, believed to be £10.2m.
In his first statement, Kompany stated that it’s a great honour to work with the club.
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“I’m looking forward to the challenge of FC Bayern. It’s a great honour to be able to work for this club – FC Bayern is an institution in international football.
“As a coach, you have to stand for what you are as a character: I love having the ball, being creative – but we also have to be aggressive and courageous on the pitch.
“I’m now looking forward to the basics: working with the players, building a team. Once the basis is right, success will follow.”
Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen added: “We all at the club agree that Vincent Kompany is the right coach for FC Bayern and are very much looking forward to working with him.”
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Wonders shall never end under the sun!
Congrats Kompany, welcome to wahala.
I guess we can now say Kompany is in good company.