German giants, Bayern Munich have
appointed Vincent Kompany as their new head coach on a three-year deal.
The 38-year-old Belgian comes in as a
replacement for Thomas Tuchel and leaves Burnley for the Bundesliga side in an
agreement that saw the two clubs allowing a compensation fee that is believed to
be £10.2m.
Kompany, who retired from playing
in 2020, joined the Clarets from Belgian side, Anderlecht in 2022 and later
signing a five-year contract extension last year.
He won the Championship with
Burnley in 2022-23, but the Clarets suffered relegation from the Premier League
this season after finishing 19th.
There has been no announcement
about whether Kompany's backroom team, including assistant manager Craig
Bellamy, will join him in Germany.
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he is a good coach but not bayern's level
ReplyDeleteHe's got the opportunity though!
DeleteHe won't add anything special from what Tuchel used to do
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