Bayern Munich will face Borussia Mönchengladbach at the Allianz Arena in the 33rd round of the 2024/25 Bundesliga season. This will also be Muller's last game at the Allianz Arena in his career, so Kompany hopes to bid farewell to the striker with a perfect result.

Muller, 35, reached the 500th Bundesliga match milestone against Mainz last month, but the striker will leave Bayern Munich, where he has played for many years, at the end of this season.

Although Bayern Munich drew 3-3 with Leipzig in the last round of the league, they had successfully secured the German title this season, which means more to Muller.

Bayern Munich assistant coach Kompany said at the press conference, "In fact, this week is the same as usual. We have made full preparations because this is a very important game for us. We want to win this game. This is Muller's farewell game at the Allianz Arena and it is also a day for everyone to celebrate. We hope to have a perfect day, but the opponent is strong, so this will not be an easy game."

"It's going to be very moving, I don't know if it's more for Muller or for those around him. It's a great moment, I've been there myself. I know Muller, he's always that fighter who wants to show the team's strength, and he has a very special relationship with the fans."

When asked about the feeling of leading Bayern Munich to victory in his first title as coach, Kompany shared, "Of course I am very happy and grateful, and I hope that my experience will be a great story for many people."

"During my time at Burnley, I experienced promotion and relegation, then got the trust of Bayern Munich and had the opportunity to win the Bundesliga title, which was a very special experience. I feel this is just the beginning and I believe it is only a matter of time before Belgian coaches rise."