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German football icon Lothar Matthäus has voiced strong confidence in Bayern Munich ahead of their UEFA Champions League opener against Chelsea.
Speaking to German media, the former World Cup-winning midfielder stated that Bayern remain among the seven most serious contenders to win this season’s tournament, citing their strong squad depth and recent form.
Matthäus highlighted Harry Kane’s impressive start to life in Bavaria as a key factor that could push the team toward European glory, alongside the leadership of Joshua Kimmich and the attacking creativity of Jamal Musiala.
Bayern are expected to field a strong starting XI at the Allianz Arena, with Thomas Tuchel looking to make a statement in his second season in charge.
Chelsea, who enter the clash as reigning Club World Cup champions, face a tough challenge after an inconsistent start to their domestic campaign under manager Enzo Maresca.
Pundits believe Bayern’s high press and clinical finishing will give them an edge, but Chelsea’s young stars, including Cole Palmer and Christopher Nkunku, could prove dangerous on the counterattack.
Fans across Europe are anticipating a high-quality encounter that may set the tone for both clubs’ European campaigns.
With the group stage draw placing both sides in one of the more competitive pools, every point will be crucial.
Matthäus concluded by saying that Bayern must maintain focus throughout the campaign, as competition from clubs like Manchester City, Real Madrid, and PSG will be fierce.
The result of this fixture could significantly influence the group’s outcome and set momentum for the rest of the tournament.
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