Munich media: Kompany may change the lineup 4-4-2, allowing Kane and Jackson to start

Hupu September 9th: Bayern Munich signed Nicholas Jackson on the transfer deadline, and this deal is expected to immediately enhance the team's offensive firepower. The arrival of this Colombian player is likely to change some of the team's tactical arrangements. According to the Munich Crystal, it is conceivable that Vincent Kompany will reorganize Bayern Munich's formation to maximize the advantages of his offensive players.

coaches sometimes choose 4-4-2 formations instead of the traditional 4-2-3-1 formation, with Harry Kane and Nicholas Jackson as double strikers. The newspaper calls this a possible "systemic change" in Munich. Kompany used similar tactics while coaching Burnley. Kane also knew this tactic well when coaching Tottenham.

From paper, the strengths of these two centers are indeed complementary. Kane showed his organizational level early in the season. As a secret organizational core, the British player has caused a lot of chaos for his opponents and has opened up space for Jackson to use his passing ability in the future.

Bayern Munich only loaned the new offensive hope star from Chelsea last week, which was the last day when the transfer window closed. Previously, Bayern Munich had a tough "game game" with the Premier League club, and the latter even wanted to terminate the deal for a time.