Lehmann's harsh criticism of the company/controversial accusation: Bayern's fall is only to blame for one person!

Despite being invincible at the beginning of the new season, Bayern Munich is still far from the optimal level in terms of game quality and results, and the quality of the company has been questioned in Germany.

According to "Varesh Se", the recent draws against Augsburg and Viking Stavanger in the European Champions League have brought a wave of disappointment and created many discussions. Jensch Lehmann, the 56-year-old goalkeeper and former German national team, believes that Vincent Kompany, the 40-year-old head coach of Bayern, should also accept the responsibility for these criticisms.

"They often make the same mistakes," Lehmann said on Sky Football, referring to Bayern's recent slip-ups. "It's unusual at this level."

Bayern scored in the last two matches due to individual errors in the opening minutes. Reminiscing about last year's Champions League matches, Lehmann added: "Last year in the Champions League, right at critical moments, they made the same mistakes that should not have happened if they wanted to win."

This former national player considers the lack of communication in the company's technical staff to be the main cause of carelessness in the Bayern Munich game. Lehmann explained: "As a coach, I have to be a model of communication myself, because the players don't talk to each other on the field."

After the bitter 3-3 draw at the home of the representative of Norway, Kompany harshly criticized the performance of his students: "Everyone saw the two early goals we received. Everyone saw our yellow and red cards and our hand-made ones. It is not possible to make this situation look beautiful and the only way is to show the appropriate reaction in the field. There are too many individual mistakes. "We lost the complete control of the game that we had in the previous matches against Union Berlin or Budo Glimt. In these two games against Augsburg and Viking, we made big mistakes in critical moments."

On the eve of Saturday evening's critical match against Leipzig, Bayern Munich urgently needs to repair these weaknesses, because if they slip again, they will enter into a serious crisis on the eve of heavy matches against Arsenal, Freiburg and against Dortmund.