Bayern Munich is set to begin its Club World Cup campaign against Auckland City, who, despite being part-time players and Oceanic Champions League holders, face a daunting challenge. Auckland striker Angus Kilkolly shared insights on their balancing act of work and football, emphasizing the significance of this tournament as a rare opportunity. Meanwhile, Bayern, coming off a Bundesliga title, is expected to perform strongly, particularly as the tournament marks Thomas Muller’s farewell after 25 years with the club, making their journey particularly poignant.
"It's not easy but it's something we have always done so we don't really know any different. It's no different to going to school and then going to play football after school."
"We know we have got three games and it's not the case if we win one game we stay on. We can prepare for a whole tournament and have the opportunity to grow, show our personalities and what we're capable of."
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