Vincent Kompany, the head coach of Bayern Munich, confirmed his team's readiness to compete in the FIFA Club World Cup, noting that the tournament presents a special challenge due to its new format.

The Bavarian team will begin its journey by facing New Zealand's Auckland City on Sunday evening at 7:00 PM Cairo time.

Kompany said: "You must first win the first tournament, then the second; the first is the group stage."

He added: "That’s why I’m not thinking now about what might happen in the knockout stage."

He confirmed: "The goal is to win all seven possible matches until we reach the title."

In a related context, Joshua Kimmich, the team's midfielder, stated: "It is our duty to take the match seriously; we have lost many matches before against smaller teams, so we must be cautious."

Jozef Stanisic also expressed a strong desire for a perfect start, saying: "We haven't thought about the number of goals; the most important thing is to collect the three points."

With these statements, Bayern Munich under Kompany appears to be in a high state of focus, with a clear goal of approaching the tournament match by match until achieving the championship.