Kompany visited secretly and asked to buy Simmons + for reinforcement; Heness insisted on not spending a single point

Hupu, August 27, editor-in-chief of German Media Photos Christian Falk wrote an exclusive Bayern column.

(The column is long and complicated, and some of it is worth disassembling)

For a moment, everything got better. On Friday night, the first league game was defeated by Leipzig 6-0, and Bayern senior executives temporarily forgot the worries and worries of the past few days. Uli Heness shook hands enthusiastically with Max Eber in the stands and celebrated Olisse's goal.

' victory over Leipzig covers up the fact that Bayern is not harmonious behind the scenes. Internally, there is controversy over the weak lineup and the news that Hones publicly announced the loan to sports director Ebert (“I strongly advocate a loan player to fill the roster vacancy, and the loan contract will last until June 30, 2026”).

The result was beyond the expectations of Vincent Kompany, who had never been demanding and openly maintained reserved before.

Photograph exclusively revealed that Bayern coach secretly visited Hones before the opening match of the Bundesliga.

Kompani is said to have gone to Tegensey to discuss with the honorary chairman about the lineup reduction. This is enough to prove the concerns of Bayern Sports management over the squad!

Kompany is said to have also promoted the transfer behind the scenes by sports directors Eber and Christoph Floind: the introduction of Xavi Simmons (22) from RB Leipzig.

Konpani believes that players like this Dutch player are very suitable for Bayern's roster plan. The problem is: Leipzig only wants to sell Xavi, not rent it out. So far, the Supervisory Board (of which Uli Heness's speech is of great importance) has insisted on fulfilling his loan agreement.

Simmons was also highly regarded by Eber. The Kompany/Eber duo tried to sign Simmons last summer and they also had a video call with Leipzig's then-sports director Schroder + Schaffer.