Vincent Kompany discusses Bayern Munich's transfer strategy in Hong Kong
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 3:27 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Vincent Kompany, head coach of Bayern Munich, addressed the media during the Audi Summer Tour in Hong Kong on August 6, 2026. While he praised the team’s recent performance against Aston Villa, he kept tight-lipped about specific transfer plans, indicating that transfers are primarily handled by Max Eberl and Christoph Freund. Kompany noted that the club completed much of its desired transfer activity early and is still waiting for players to return from vacation. Although Bayern Munich has made some strategic signings, there is an ongoing expectation among fans for potential marquee additions before the window closes.
- •Kompany spoke at a press conference during the Audi Summer Tour.
- •Bayern Munich recently defeated Aston Villa in a pre-season match.
- •Kompany deferred transfer questions to Eberl and Freund.
- •Many transfers were completed early in the window.
- •Fans are hoping for at least one more major signing.
- 3:27 PMYahoo Sports — Vincent Kompany keeps quiet about Bayern Munich’s transfer plans
"The FC Bayern boss kept pretty quiet about the club’s final plans.
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