Active Bayern Munich racking up mileage under Vincent Kompany
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Active Bayern Munich racking up mileage under Vincent Kompany
"Bayern's intense style of play under Vincent Kompany is shown in numbers - Bayern players ran a total of 736 kilometers in the first six Bundesliga matchdays this season - more than any other team. In addition, they completed 4,395 intensive runs and 1,112 sprints, both league records as well. In comparison in 2023/24, Bayern players ran the fewest kilometers, performed the second fewest intensive runs and were only ranked 14th in the number of sprints."
"It is true, Bayern Munich is wearing down its opponents and pulling away from them with its general movement and willingness to just outwork the opposition. It is quite remarkable to say the least. However, there could be a downside to that if injuries start to mount. Hopefully that does not happen, but Kompany could look to lean on his bench players a bit more over the course of the season to ease the workload on his starters and help alleviate that concern."
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Bayern Munich under Vincent Kompany is playing with markedly higher intensity, covering 736 kilometers across the first six Bundesliga matchdays and setting league records for intensive runs (4,395) and sprints (1,112). The club's physical output contrasts sharply with 2023/24 when players logged the fewest kilometers, the second-fewest intensive runs, and ranked 14th in sprints. The sustained pressing, forward and recovery runs are wearing down opponents and creating separation on the pitch. Elevated workload raises the risk of injuries, suggesting Kompany may need to rotate and rely more on bench players. Transfer and contract topics, including Harry Kane's extension uncertainty and Max Eberl's potential promotion, remain prominent.
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