Controversial charge in Bayern Munich; One person is the main culprit of the team's decline

Criticisms of Bayern Munich have increased after the recent draws and Jens Lehmann also blames Vincent Kompany for the team's decline in quality and repetition of mistakes. The Bayern coach must now take responsibility for the disappointing results.

Ambassador Arjan-Sports Group: Two disappointing results against Augsburg and Viking Stavanger have increased the criticism of Bayern Munich. Jens Lehmann, the former goalkeeper of the German national team, believes that Vincent Kompany, the 40-year-old head coach of this team, should also accept his share in responding to this situation.

In a soccer program on Sky, Lehmann said that the players make the same mistakes many times, referring to Bayern's repeated slips. An incident that he believes is not acceptable at such a level of football.

In both recent matches, Bayern conceded goals in the opening minutes due to individual mistakes. Lehmann also mentioned that this weakness was seen in the Champions League last season and in critical situations. Mistakes that, according to him, are not compatible with the goal of victory.

The former German goalkeeper considers one of the main reasons for Bayern's inaccuracies to be the lack of communication in the company's technical staff. He emphasized that the coach should be an example of effective communication, especially when the players do not talk to each other during the match.

Kompany also openly criticized his team's performance after the 3-3 draw at Viking Stadium. Referring to early goals, yellow and red cards, and players' mistakes, he said that such a performance cannot be justified and the team must react appropriately on the field.

The head coach of Bayern added that the number of individual mistakes was very high and the team lost control of the match in the two games against Augsburg and Viking, unlike the previous games against Union Berlin and Budo Glimt. He also spoke about the occurrence of big mistakes in decisive moments.

Bayern Munich must take action to eliminate these weaknesses before the crucial match against Leipzig on Saturday evening. Another slip-up could put the team at risk of a serious crisis ahead of tough games against Arsenal, leaders Freiburg and Dortmund.

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