Despite Bayern Munich securing the Bundesliga title early, the team does not intend to relax in the final rounds of the season. Coach Vincent Kompany emphasized that the focus will remain high, especially with the cup final approaching and the Champions League semi-final matches against Paris Saint-Germain. He confirmed that the team will approach the remaining matches with full seriousness, with the possibility of some rotation in the lineup.

One of the most notable records the team might break relates to relying on young players, as Bayern equaled a historic record by fielding 10 teenage players in a single season, a record that was set decades ago.

The number of players who participated with the team this season reached 32, an unprecedented occurrence in the club's history, reflecting the depth of the squad and the coaching staff's confidence in emerging talents.

On the offensive front, the Bavarian team continues to break records, having reached 109 goals this season, surpassing the record held by Paris Saint-Germain in the top five leagues.

However, the European record is still relatively distant, as Aston Villa scored 128 goals in a historic season nearly a century ago, which gives Bayern additional motivation to continue scoring in the upcoming matches.

Additionally, he can equal a record for the number of comeback victories, having achieved 7 wins in this manner this season, and needs one more win to match Bayer Leverkusen's historic record.