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Bayern Munich’s relatively small squad has become a talking point as the season progresses, with questions about whether Vincent Kompany has enough depth to compete on every front. However, respected German football journalist Raphael Honigstein believes the club’s approach has…

Bayern Munich faces questions regarding its squad depth ahead of the January transfer window under manager Vincent Kompany. German football expert Raphael Honigstein explained that maintaining a smaller squad has been a deliberate policy aimed at preserving locker-room harmony and ensuring regular playing time for key players, despite the risks posed by injuries and fixture congestion.
Honigstein highlighted left wing as the primary area of concern due to the lack of a natural replacement for Luis Díaz. While potential additions could aid Bayern during the Champions League knockout stages, the club hierarchy must weigh potential signings against disrupting team chemistry.
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