Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany has talked about the upcoming confrontation against Celtic, scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, in the second leg of the qualifying flying competitions to the 16th round of the Champions League.

"There is nothing dangerous that necessitated the absence of Harry Kane from training, but we have a short time to recover, sometimes the player needs an additional day to rest, we will see how he feels tomorrow, but I do not think that it is anxious."

He continued: "The match tomorrow is very important for us and the club, we are a strong team at our stadium, but I have seen many Celtic matches in the Champions League, and I see that they are doing a distinguished performance and they are a great danger."

He added: "We won at the Celtic stadium and achieved an important point against Bayer Leverkusen in the league, we have a good opportunity despite the pressure we live, and the positive results give us a motive to continue to provide a distinguished level."

He continued: "We trust the capabilities of the team, but I do not want to talk about the distant future, focus only on the Celtic match, we make changes when necessary, and we have a team that is able to deal with the crowded matches."

He concluded his speech: "We got a point against Leverkusen, and we outperformed them by 8 points in the league, we did not receive goals, and now our full focus is on the confrontation of Celtic."