Kompany: “The Bernabéu Is the Toughest Stadium”
Bayern coach highlights Kane’s fitness, Madrid’s threat, and the fine margins ahead of Champions League clash
MADRID, SPAIN - APRIL 06: Vincent Kompany, head coach of Bayern Munich, attends a press conference, ahead of their UEFA Champions League 2025/26, Quarter-finals First Leg, match against Real Madrid, at Bernabeu stadium on April 06, in Madrid, Spain. (Photo By Dennis Agyeman/Europa Press via Getty Images) | Europa Press via Getty Images Vincent Kompany addressed the media ahead of Bayern Munich’s Champions League showdown with Real Madrid, touching on team news, the challenge of the Bernabéu, and the difficulty of facing Carlo Ancelotti’s side. On Harry Kane’s condition, Kompany emphasized the striker’s preparation in recent days.
“The important thing is that Harry Kane has been working hard these last few days. I don’t think he’s lost his rhythm. Everyone is here except Sven Ulreich.
We’ll wait until tomorrow. Once we have the latest information, we’ll make a decision. We have a very good squad for the match.
The most important thing for us right now is that Harry is available. ” Kompany also acknowledged the magnitude of the occasion, describing the Bernabéu as the most difficult venue in European football. “I think the Bernabéu is the toughest stadium to play in away from home in this competition.