Bayern fans buzzing: "We're the best team in the world right now" | OneFootball

Everything is running like clockwork at FC Bayern at the moment. The team’s recent performances are not only racking up plenty of points, but also generating excitement—especially among their own supporters.

After the commanding 3-0 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt, the praise for Vincent Kompany’s team shows no sign of stopping. Especially on social media, many Bayern fans are overwhelmed by their club’s current level of performance. On X, one user commented: “I take my hat off to Kompany & bow down for my criticism of Díaz. This is crazy, we are currently the best team in the world.” Another wrote: “What Kompany has made out of this team is more than just impressive.”

The winning streak speaks for itself: ten competitive matches, ten wins—including the latest statement in Frankfurt. Speaking to Sky after the match, captain Manuel Neuer was also satisfied: “That was a commanding away win. We played very well today both with and without the ball, in pressing, in defending the penalty area, and in ball control.” The 39-year-old also highlighted the positive development under the coach: “You can feel that the automatisms are getting better and every player knows his role.”

Fan reactions repeatedly mention a “new Bayern feeling.” “We are a big family again, a unit on & off the pitch that gives everything for each other,” one user posted enthusiastically. The team is showing “the best football in years.” The emotional cohesion is also being praised—a photo of Kompany, Pavlovic, and Díaz celebrating the victory together, jubilant and embracing, was commented on by a fan with the words: “This picture is so much Mia San Mia.❤️”

Kompany a “stroke of luck”

With 25 goals after six league games, the Munich side have set a new Bundesliga record. The record champions remain solid on the road as well: unbeaten in twelve matches.

Vincent Kompany seems to be striking a chord with both the team and the fans. One user on X said: “I hope by now even the last person realizes what a stroke of luck we’ve had with Vinnie. And remembers it when things aren’t going so well.” Particularly remarkable: the new coach is even being compared in a tweet to one of Bayern’s most successful managers: “The last time a team performed like this was under Pep.”

One thing is certain: the euphoria is back on Säbener Straße and is meant to be more than just a snapshot in time.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.