Bayern Munich coach, Vincent Kompany, appeared in important press statements, before the match with Heidenheim, in the thirteenth round of the German League championship.

Kompany said about Heidenheim: “They also participate in European competitions. What Heidenheim has done in the past 20 years is strong. It is a very stable club. We are not making any changes in preparations. It will be another important match for us.” Ours."

He added: "Manuel Neuer is suffering from problems with his ribs, and it seems that Serge Gnabry will not be able to participate either, but Pavlovic is back. There is no specific time." As for his ability to play, he has not played for a while, but he is available.”

Regarding Heidenheim’s coach, he said: “Before I became a coach, there was a documentary film about coaches in Germany. He was in the German third division at the time I was impressed by the way he led the club, with so few members of staff, it's one of those great stories. I also say that with great respect. You can't make a big difference between someone like him and the biggest coaches in Europe. There's a lot of stability and I respect all that. A lot."

Regarding forgetting Bayer Leverkusen's defeat, he said: "It's always about treating you as a person. I never felt negative the day after the match. Since Wednesday, the thing was... The only important thing is Heidenheim."

He commented on the team's condition, saying: "You have to go back in time six months and look at where we were. No one would have imagined that we would be in this situation now." The fact that we are in this position that makes us expect the best again is a good sign. I am now thinking about Heidenheim, so I am not thinking about the past.”

And about the team player. Jamal Musiala said: “Real Madrid was counting on Ronaldo, and Barcelona depends on Messi. We have a player with great talent. Others talk about Harry Kane or Manuel Neuer. We have a team with great talent. It is completely normal for a player like Jamal Musiala to be important to us. There are many players who score and assist.”

He concluded his talk about Harry Kane’s situation: “Things look good. I don’t want to give a timetable and put our medical team under pressure. He may be able to play again this year.” But everything should go well.”