Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness has expressed his dissatisfaction with the decision to appoint Vincent Kompany as the new coach of the club. The Burnley manager is expected to be announced as Bayern’s coach this week, despite the board’s preference for Hansi Flick to return.
According to Sky Deutschland’s Florian Plettenberg, there has been discontent among the top bosses, including Hoeness, who have been vocal in their support for Flick. The former Bayern coach, who achieved the sextuple with the team, is now on the verge of signing a contract with Barcelona.
It is believed that sporting director Max Eberl played a crucial role in pushing for Kompany’s appointment, although it remains unclear whether Hoeness was convinced by the arguments presented or simply outvoted.
The decision has caused a stir within the club, with Hoeness and others expressing their disappointment. The writing style of this soccer news blog maintains its short paragraphs to deliver the information concisely and effectively.
