Coach Vincent Kompany, the head coach of Bayern Munich, spoke at a press conference held today, Friday, ahead of his team's anticipated match against Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga, confirming the team's readiness and confidence in achieving positive results.

Regarding the match against Bayer Leverkusen, Kompany said: "It is not my job to determine who is better among our competitors; what matters to me is that we win. The competition with Leverkusen from last season is still ongoing, and we recognize that they are a strong opponent, but we are playing at home and have complete confidence in our players. We will not underestimate the match, and we feel capable of delivering a strong performance."

On the team's condition and player readiness, he added: "Everyone is ready for the match, including Manuel Neuer. The preparations have gone excellently, and all players are in good physical condition and ready to give their best."

Regarding Luis Diaz, he continued: "We have the advantage that Luis Diaz is used to playing at a high intensity. He is an experienced player and knows how to handle this pressure. Currently, there are no indications that he needs rest, and he seems very eager to play. He is 27 years old, which is the perfect age to handle this pace."

About forward Nicolas Jackson, he explained: "He is working very hard and adapting quickly to our style. Some may only evaluate him based on goal scoring, but for me, collective performance is more important. Against Dortmund and Club Brugge, he played an important role in our playing style. We are happy with him and support him to continue developing, and the rest will come with time."

On young goalkeeper Jonas Urbig: "When Younes joined us, he participated directly in the Champions League against Leverkusen, then in the quarter-finals against Inter Milan, and he never disappointed. He is part of the team and has helped us a lot when needed. We trust him and will continue to build him quietly without putting too much pressure on him, as having a goalkeeper like Manuel Neuer gives him the opportunity to develop perfectly."

Regarding the defense line: "A lot of credit for the last match goes to the defense line. Perhaps no one talks about it, but as a former defender, I fully appreciate what they did. They won the balls, defended fiercely, and were crucial in overcoming the opponent's pressure. Tah, Kim Min-jae, and Upamecano delivered outstanding performances, as did the midfielders, Harry Kane, and the wingers who contributed significantly to defensive balance."

On the team's physical statistics: "The numbers depend on what you do with the ball. We are a very active team in possession, covering large spaces with the ball. This causes opponents to make mistakes and gives us opportunities to score. We like to play at a high pace and press intelligently, and this is what distinguishes us."

Kompany concluded the press conference by confirming that the team will hold its final training session this evening in preparation for the strong match against Bayer Leverkusen, emphasizing that the goal is to achieve victory and deliver a performance worthy of the name Bayern Munich.