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Well, well, well. Bayern Munich held a closed final training session today, complete with privacy screens designed to keep prying eyes away from Vincent Kompany’s tactical masterplan. Unfortunately for Bayern Munich, nobody told Bild that “closed” is more of a…

German outlet Bild managed to capture glimpses of Bayern Munich's closed final training session despite the presence of privacy screens. The session was conducted under manager Vincent Kompany at Säbener Straße ahead of their Bundesliga match against FC Augsburg. The leaked details revealed team groupings during a specific training exercise.
According to the report, Luis Díaz, Harry Kane, and Ismael Saibari played on a squad without bibs. Meanwhile, Tom Bischof, Josip Stanišić, Jonathan Tah, Dayot Upamecano, Aleksandar Pavlović, Sacha Boey, and Kim Min-jae practiced on the opposing side wearing bibs.
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