Majeed Ashimeru reveals what makes Kompany a standout coach

Ghana midfielder Majeed Ashimeru has offered compelling insight into Vincent Kompany’s early success at Bayern Munich, painting a picture of a coach destined for greatness.

The Ghanaian international, who Kompany signed during the Belgian’s tenure at Anderlecht, shared his thoughts in an exclusive interview with Flashscore.

Kompany’s appointment at Bayern Munich raised eyebrows across the football world, but Ashimeru’s unwavering belief in his former mentor seems to be vindicated by the German giants’ impressive start to the season.

“I’ve always believed in him because he’s one coach that has really learned a lot. And I knew one day he would coach one of the top teams. And now he has it,” Ashimeru remarked.

The midfielder’s confidence in Kompany isn’t merely based on blind faith. Bayern’s recent good results under the Belgian tactician speaks volumes, with Ashimeru noting, “Everyone can see how the team is now. They’ve won about six games now and I think he knew what he wanted. He’s a good coach overall. I think he will really go far. I’ve always believed in him.”

What sets Kompany apart, according to Ashimeru, is his unique approach to player management. The Ghanaian offered a rare glimpse into Kompany’s coaching style, highlighting the former Manchester City captain’s hands-on methodology.

“He’s someone that is always interacting a lot with the players and even sometimes in training he joins and trains with the team.”

This level of engagement, Ashimeru believes, is the secret ingredient to Kompany’s recipe for success. “So, I think this one quality he has that will make you as a player want to fight for him, want to kill yourself for him. So, I think with this he will really, really go far,” he explained.

Ashimeru’s insider perspective offers a fascinating look at how Kompany has managed to seamlessly transition from player to coach, and now to managing one of the world’s most prestigious clubs. His ability to connect with players on a personal level while maintaining authority appears to be serving him well in the high-pressure environment of Bayern Munich.