Bayern Munich are sending a clear message this season: they don’t just want to compete — they want to dominate. With a perfect start to their 2025-26 campaign, secured managerial continuity, and a star player in top form, the German champions are building momentum in a big way.
A Perfect Start
Bayern have won every single one of their first 11 competitive matches — six in the Bundesliga, two in the Champions League, and further victories in domestic cups and the Supercup. In particular, their 3-0 away win at Eintracht Frankfurt saw Luis Díaz score twice and Harry Kane notch his 11th league goal in just six matchdays — a Bundesliga record.
Then, in the high-pressure Klassiker at home against Borussia Dortmund, Bayern edged a 2-1 win thanks to Kane’s header and a second goal from Michael Olise, maintaining their unblemished run and keeping them clear at the top of the table.
This kind of start doesn’t just build confidence — it signals intent.
Stability At The Top
Off the pitch, Bayern have made a significant statement of stability by extending head coach Vincent Kompany’s contract through 2029. Having joined in 2024 and immediately delivered a Bundesliga title, his extension shows the club believe he is the man to lead them forward.
Club president Herbert Hainer called the move “a strong vote of confidence” in Kompany’s work to date, and one that gives the team long-term direction.
Key Figures Stepping Up
Harry Kane is hitting full stride. Early in the season he broke the record for the fastest to 20 goals in all competitions, outperforming legends like Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. Meanwhile, Luis Díaz is showing his class, and Michael Olise is emerging as a dynamic attacking threat. The supporting cast is deep, adaptable and hungry.
What It Means Going Forward
-Championship defence: With momentum and squad depth, Bayern look well on course to defend their Bundesliga title comfortably.
-European ambition: A perfect start in the Champions League gives them not only qualification momentum, but the psychological edge.
-Sustainability and growth: With Kompany secured long-term, Bayern are signalling they want more than short-term bursts — they’re aiming for sustained dominance.
Final Thought
Bayern Munich are not just off to a hot start — they appear to be laying the foundations for a longer period of success. The blend of managerial stability, record-breaking performances, and team depth suggest they are gearing up for a run that may define this era of the club. For fans, rivals and neutrals alike: all eyes are on Munich.