**Bayern Munich Finds Its Rhythm as Kane and Kompany Embrace the Journey** Bayern Munich's recent emphatic victory over Stuttgart highlights the significant transformation the team has undergone since Thomas Tuchel's time in charge. The message resonating from the club's leadership during the international break was clear: "Build it and they will come." This sentiment, echoed by Vincent Kompany, Max Eberl, and other executives, reflected a sense of optimism rather than despair. After a fortnight of reflection, the team was poised to unleash their potential against an opponent, with their impressive performances this season ready to culminate in a breakthrough. Despite the club's tendency to be engulfed in hyperbole and overreactions, labeling the team's three-game winless streak before the break as Kompany's first "mini-crisis" seemed somewhat exaggerated. After all, Bayern remained unbeaten in the Bundesliga and sat atop the league table. The atmosphere within the club suggested a commitment to getting back on track rather than indulging in blame or frustration. Following the 4-0 triumph over Stuttgart, Kompany emphasized, “For me, it isn’t a matter of belief. It’s about what the analysis showed. We were dominant and created far more chances than our opponents.” It's worth noting that their winless streak was not against weak competition; they faced formidable teams, including the reigning champions Bayer Leverkusen, Aston Villa in a memorable Champions League encounter, and a strong Eintracht Frankfurt side. The recent victory against Stuttgart serves as a testament to Bayern's resilience and the positive direction in which the team is heading under Kompany's leadership.