"Lennart Karl is a great player, he's only 17. It's impossible without a coach [that gives them game time],"
"He [Kompany] has promised us that he will bring in a few [young] players over the course of the season."
Bayern Munich is working to strengthen the academy-to-first-team pipeline this season. Winger Lennart Karl, 17, emerged as a youth prospect with potential first-team opportunities after Leroy Sané's departure. The late arrival of Nicolas Jackson, who can be deployed across the front line, could limit immediate minutes for academy attackers. Honorary president Uli Hoeneß urged patience and emphasized head coach Vincent Kompany's intention to integrate young players during the campaign. Kompany reportedly committed to introducing a few youngsters over the season. The club's need for results will shape how much Karl and others can break through.
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