""Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany is not unaware - the Belgian knows Arsenal will be a major test for his team. We won our first four matches, which was important. So far, we've done what we set out to do, and we hope that this continues. But playing against this team will be the most difficult task we face at the moment. We're happy about that - that's why we're here, that's what we want," Kompany said (via @iMiaSanMia)."
"If Gnabry can bring a little bit extra to the match, Kompany will not complain. "With Serge things are looking good. But whether he can start or play a full game, that's a question for tomorrow. We were worried a bit, but he gave us good signals," said Kompany. "Players need confidence - and wherever you get it from, it's useful. If this situation [playing in London] gives Serge 10% more confidence, I'll gladly take it.""
""He's still young and will still be young for a few more years. That's good and he should enjoy it. What he's achieving with his performances - that could continue for another 30 games, and we want to support him in that. The question is, how do we deal with it when that slows down? He's mentally stable. His performances are good not only offensively but also defensively. Tomorrow is another test, and we're happy to accompany him on his journey," Kompany said."
Vincent Kompany acknowledges Arsenal presents the most difficult task Bayern Munich currently face. Bayern won their first four matches and have achieved early-season goals. Serge Gnabry has shown encouraging signs after minor concern, with Kompany noting uncertainty over a start or full game but welcoming any confidence boost from playing in London. Young Lennart Karl has forced himself into consideration for a starting role through strong offensive and defensive displays. Kompany emphasizes Karl's mental stability and the club's intent to support his development while recognizing the need to manage inevitable performance fluctuations.
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