Former goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel has shared insight into the tense atmosphere inside Bayern Munich’s dressing room after their 3–1 defeat. According to him, he had “never seen Vincent Kompany so angry” since the Belgian took over as manager. Schmeichel said Kompany’s reaction showed how deeply frustrated he was with the team’s performance in the Champions League clash.

Schmeichel explained that Kompany did not hold back in expressing his disappointment. The coach reportedly confronted several players directly, warning them that such mistakes and lack of urgency could no longer be tolerated. His message was clear—Bayern must play with more discipline, hunger, and focus if they want to remain competitive on the European stage.

The former Manchester United star added that Kompany’s outburst was not about embarrassment but about demanding higher standards. Schmeichel noted that Kompany has worked hard to rebuild Bayern’s identity, and losing in that manner was unacceptable to him. His anger, he said, was meant to push the players to wake up and improve.

Despite the tension, Schmeichel believes Kompany’s reaction could spark a positive turnaround. He said strong leadership moments like this often motivate teams to step up. Bayern’s next Champions League game will reveal whether the players have truly absorbed their manager’s tough message.