Reporter: Bayern s lineup is streamlined this season, and Kompany will give young players more time to play

According to reporter Philipp Kessler, Bayern coach Kompani will give young players more playing time this season.

In his first season at Bayern, Kompany relied almost entirely on experienced players, and the team's lineup structure makes every position occupied by mature players, so young players have little chance to make their mark. However, this season the team's lineup is more streamlined and the starting lineup is clearer. Young players will fill the gaps in the lineup, so they will get more playing time. This plan has been supported by Kompany, and the team hopes to show more courage to use people and give young players opportunities.

So far, almost no players from the second team impressed Kompani, and the club management has not ignored this. Bayern second team failed to upgrade in the regional league last season and was therefore criticized, and the club's high-level oppression and ball-control style of football have not been implemented in the second team.

Some young talented players who regularly train with the first team participated in the Club World Cup and performed well in the most recent preseason games. These players were promoted directly from the U17 and U19 echelons, which reached the semi-finals in the Youth Championship, showing the game style the club hopes to adopt in the future. Bayern sports director Froind, as well as youth team coaches Patrick Kanius, Geidarov and others recommended these talented players to Kompani. This trend was initially criticized in youth training academies, where older talent was widely believed to be ignored and younger players were given priority, but the atmosphere has improved as younger players better capitalize on their first team opportunities.