Kompany Urges Bayern to Earn Title Celebration

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany wants his team to focus on earning a strong finish in their final Bundesliga match. Read more about their title celebration plans.

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany is prioritizing Saturday's final Bundesliga match against Hoffenheim over the upcoming title party. Despite securing the title nearly two weeks ago, Kompany wants his team to focus on earning a strong finish.

Bayern currently has 95 league goals this season and could reach the 100-goal mark with five more goals in their final match. Kompany's team is looking to cap off their successful season with a strong performance.

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“They're not an opponent who sit back. They have ways of hurting opponents on the ball. I've seen very few games where opponents have managed to get to grips with Hoffenheim's attack. We've won the title with lots of hard work and… pic.twitter.com/QgoQj0YHOW

— FC Bayern (@FCBayernEN) May 16, 2025

Bayern striker Harry Kane is poised to win his second consecutive Bundesliga top scorer title, a feat no player has achieved in their first two seasons in Germany. Kane leads with 25 goals, ahead of Serhou Guirassy's 20.

The match holds greater significance for Hoffenheim, who are fighting to avoid relegation and sit just three points above the playoff spot.

“For me, the anticipation (for the title party in central Munich) is great because that was the goal; to bring the league trophy back to Munich,” Kompany told a press conference.

“But now I am only focused on the Hoffenheim game. That is the absolute priority and the preparation we are doing. We will enjoy what happens after that because we earned it.”

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With the 🏆 in the bag, we'll be heading to Hoffenheim for our final #Bundesliga match on Saturday. 👊#TSGFCB #FCBayern #MiaSanMia pic.twitter.com/tnoNhQZqaI

— FC Bayern (@FCBayernEN) May 14, 2025

Bayern Munich's trophy celebration will take place after their final match, where they traditionally present the trophy from the city hall balcony to thousands of fans. “I see every title as the first so that's why I'm looking forward to it,” said Vincent Kompany.

After the title celebration, Bayern will have a two-week break before regrouping in early June for the Club World Cup in the United States. This comes after Leverkusen snapped Bayern's 11-year title run last season with an unbeaten domestic league and cup double.