Whether it is right or not we can see how Bayern Munich can be better than the previous season, but it is still too early to judge him even though when seen when he was Burnley coach he failed to provide something good for the team. Now the conditions are different because he is in a team that has quality players so it will be easier for him to develop the team compared to when he was at Burnley who only relied on ordinary players.
A team will be stronger if the team is filled with the best players and also trained by the best coach who has more useful tactics for the team. Because when a team that cannot develop well in a certain season, while the players are also not too bad, then the thing that must be seen is the coach. So we can conclude that Kompany still has a pretty good way of coaching so far, it's just that in the previous season he was not in a more appropriate team, namely Burnley so what is seen now when he has coached Bayern Munich is certainly very different from when he coached Burnley.
Previously we continued to doubt Kompany's capacity to coach Bayern Munich and if we remember, didn't most of us here from the beginning have doubted him just because of his failure to keep Burnley in the Premier League?
It is natural that previously many doubted Kompany without wanting to see the comparison of the quality of the players from the club he coached, Burnley was able to display an attractive game and focus on attack even though the opponent they faced was stronger, the style and strategy of the game applied by Kompany today is no different from what he applied at Burnley before, but currently he has a better quality of players in supporting his game strategy and Instead, he started to get a lot of praise after the Munich game became more attractive and also impressive at the moment,actually, the role of coaches and players in bringing a team to be great is equally important, but sometimes playing in a more competitive league clearly requires a good balance between the quality of players and coaches so far.