Barack believes Kompany has a bonus for novice at Bayern last season, Eber: Pure nonsense

In the first round of the Champions League stage last night, Bayern defeated Chelsea 3-1 at home. In the view of German legend Barack, Bayern has pressure in the Champions League. Coach Kompany's leading performance last season was a kind of "novice bonus", but Bayern Sports director Ebert refuted this.

Barak, who serves as a commentary expert at DAZN, commented to Bayern before the game: "The Champions League is a measure of everything, and this does not need to be discussed. In Bayern, the Bundesliga championship is a basic requirement. In the German Cup, their performance in recent years has not been very good, which is already a place to be criticized."

Barak believes that the decisive factor in evaluating the Champions League is "Can they reach the semi-finals or finals? Even last year's quarter-finals are worth criticizing."

The old Bayern player then speculated that Kompany may have enjoyed a "bonus" in his first season of coaching Bayern. But Bayern Sports director Ebert refuted this statement, saying that the "bidden" theory is "complete nonsense."

Eber said: "Kompani did a great job last season. We were eliminated by Inter in the Champions League quarterfinals because at the critical stage of the season, we had some crucial players missing - there were five. That would certainly be a hard time for you."

Eber continued: "So there is no extra bonus or something because it was the first season of coaching. This year, It's the Champions League season again, and we want to go as far as possible. "

He also reminded of the difficulties in the Champions League: "Real Madrid plays against Manchester City in the play-offs. This event is very complicated and difficult to predict, but we hope to go as far as possible."

Regarding Bayern's situation in the Champions League, Barack also said that in any case, these "decisive questions" usually will not be answered until the spring Champions League enters a white-hot stage.

He also praised Kompany's start at Bayern: "So far, he has done a very good job and adapted very well, but he will be more and more demanding."