Bayern Munich CEO Dreesen looks forward to epic UCL clash vs Real Madrid
Bayern Munich advanced to the UEFA Champions League Quarterfinals with a commanding 10-2 aggregate victory over Atalanta Bergamo, following a 4-1 win in the second leg. Their next opponent will be Real Madrid, a team they have not defeated since 2012.
Following the match, Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen praised the team's professional performance and credited coach Vincent Kompany for instilling a serious, winning mentality. He also highlighted the positive integration of young players from the academy as a sign of the club's potential.
Looking ahead to the clash with Real Madrid, Dreesen acknowledged the epic nature of the fixture and Bayern's recent unfortunate exits against them in knockout stages. He expressed the team's determination to change that trend and reach the semifinals, stating there are no clear favorites and that performance and a bit of luck will be decisive. Dreesen emphasized the importance of the squad returning fit from the upcoming international break, alluding to last season's injury troubles during the same period.
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