Kompany s Bayern creates a perfect storm: a miraculous 10-game winning streak, Guardiola predicts he will take charge of Manchester City

Kompany's Bayern has started a "perfect storm": an unprecedented 10-game winning streak. Guardiola has already predicted that he will take charge of Manchester City.

In the history of the five major European leagues, no team has ever achieved ten consecutive victories at the beginning of a single season. Today, this record is written by Bayern Munich led by Vincent Kompany.

Ten games, ten wins; scoring 38 goals and conceding only 8 goals - such a start is terrifying. Not only did Bayern win all six games in the Bundesliga, leading Dortmund and Leipzig by 4 and 5 points, but they also defeated Chelsea 3-1 in the Champions League, bloodbathed Paphos 5-1, beat Stuttgart 2-1 in the German Super Cup, and eliminated lowly Wein Wiesbaden 3-2 in the first round of the German Cup.

The last time Bayern won eight consecutive victories dates back to 2020 when Flick was coaching, and at that time they finally won 14 consecutive victories. Now, Kompany has scored 25 goals in the first few rounds of the Bundesliga, which also broke the historical record for the same period.

Kompany’s “Bayern Philosophy”: Victory does not stop at the moment

Faced with overwhelming praise, the Belgian coach was unusually calm: “I try not to pay too much attention to the past 10 games. The key is that even if you lose Lose one or two games - this will happen sooner or later, you still have to believe that you can win the next 10 games. What really matters is that in March, we will still be in the championship."

This kind of confidence and vision are the hallmarks of Kompany. He led the team to easily win the Bundesliga championship in his first season, and his coaching talent has been accurately predicted by Guardiola as early as 2023.

At that time, Guardiola was coaching Kompany, who had led Burnley back to the Premier League but was unfortunately relegated. He commented without hesitation: "Sooner or later, he will become the head coach of Manchester City. When? I don't know, but I am very sure."

He further explained: "He has excellent professionalism, a deep understanding of the game, rich experience, and knows what the club needs... His fate has already been determined." Guardiola coached Kompany for 62 games at Manchester City and knows his abilities well.

The return of the "King of the South" rekindles passion for offensive football

Despite the praise from his mentor, Kompany himself is wary of praise. At the press conference after Bayern's 3-0 victory over Frankfurt, he said calmly: "I have always faced criticism and praise with the same attitude. I am not exaggerating. Luis Dias' goal is not my fault, nor is Harry Kane's goal. The most important thing now is the next 'El Clasico' with Dortmund."

However, Bayern's terrifying goal difference (+30) has made the entire Europe scared. Former Bayern midfielder and Real Madrid star Toni Kroos said bluntly: "I think Bayern will be able to lock the league championship in March or April next year at the latest. I know that as a player, you may not like to hear this, but it is the truth. This year, they are clearly ahead of other teams. Team."

Bayern's football style is also refreshing: high pressure, rapid advancement, and wings flying together on the wing - Olise and Luis Dias are like two "daggers" tearing apart the defense, while Kane is like a precise "scalpel" piercing the opponent's heart. This kind of offensive football full of passion and enjoyment has rekindled the long-lost passion at the Allianz Arena.

Former Bayern chairman Rummenigge said with emotion: "Both Van Gaal and Chajakovski have done it, and now Kompany has also entered the ranks. We have experienced difficulties during the Tuchel period, but 'Vinny' has brought the joy of football back. His football is interesting. You can finally do it. Proudly say: ‘This is the true Bayern style! ’”

Domination under the rotation system: everyone is a soldier, healthy competition

What is even more amazing is that Bayern’s dominant performance is achieved under a high-intensity schedule and deep rotation. Kompany said frankly: "We have three games in nine days, and almost all players have been rotated at least once in the past few weeks. We must rotate. Now it is also time for the substitute players to prove their strength - this is a healthy competition."

This scientific management method not only protects the players, but also stimulates the fighting capacity of the whole team.

The club's "dinging needle"

Former Bayern captain Lahm also pointed out that Kompany's influence goes far beyond the tactical level: "He has brought a long-lost calm to the club. Previously, Bayern had experienced frequent coaching changes and it was difficult to stabilize. In a team like Bayern, Bringing stability to a giant like Ren is a huge achievement in itself. However, we still have to wait and see if they can continue to maintain this level when the team enters the knockout stages of the Champions League."

At present, no team can stop this Bayern under Kompany. Not only did they win, they won beautifully and thoroughly. No matter what the future holds, this "perfect start" to the season is destined to go down in history.