Bayern Munich supervisory board member, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, likens Vincent Kompany to Jupp Heynckes
Briefly

Bayern Munich's significant legacy includes renowned managers, with Jupp Heynckes being particularly cherished. He first led Bayern to a treble in the 2012/13 season, emphasizing team spirit and player development. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge highlighted Vincent Kompany's characteristics reminiscent of Heynckes, especially in restoring joy and trust within the team after Thomas Tuchel's tenure. Rummenigge admired Kompany's ability to maintain calm under pressure, akin to Heynckes' skill in calming all associated with the club, underlining the connection between the two figures.
"After the time we had with Thomas Tuchel, he [Kompany] brought back the joy of playing and the trust in working with the team. I also like how Vincent presents himself in public. He reminds me of Jupp," said Rummenigge.
Kompany shares Jupp's ability to calm players, fans, and anyone involving the club, which was among Heynckes' best abilities. He emphasizes calmness even under severe pressure.
Jupp Heynckes was the first to deliver a treble to Munich in the 2012/13 season, focusing on team spirit, tactical flexibility and player development.
Rummenigge noted that Jupp was the world champion of 'verbally administering Valium,' showcasing his tranquil demeanor in press conferences and interactions.
Read at Bavarian Football Works
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