Vincent Kompany believes that Burnley’s hectic transfer window will be successful since it was a “conscious choice.”
Although Vincent Kompany acknowledges there is no secret to success in the Premier League, he thinks Burnley will have the best chance thanks to a busy transfer window.
Following their promotion from the Championship, the club welcomed 15 new players throughout the summer. Mike Tresor’s deadline-day signing brought the total to 15.
Burnley’s approach in the transfer market, according to Kompany, will pay off in the long run, despite the fact that the Clarets have yet to register a win in the league.
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It’s a deliberate decision, he said.
“You only need to glance at the league; at the bottom, you’ll find every flavor. There are teams that have adapted and stayed the same, and there are teams that have changed.
“For us, moving ahead is important. I’ve seen enough of the team to know that we’re turning games into games, and I want that from my club.
Every game has something for us, and if that trend keeps up, I think we’ll have enough outcomes.
On August 30, 2023, in Nottingham, England, Burnley manager Vincent Kompany watches the start of the Carabao Cup Second Round match between Burnley and Nottingham Forest at City Ground.
“Like the game versus City, this one was against a very strong opponent, but we had a chance to win. Not enough because the outcome wasn’t there, but you have faith that it will in due course.
As proven by their 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in the Carabao Cup, where Kompany elected to make 10 substitutions, Burnley can now claim a solid roster with depth.
Zeki Amdouni’s late goal gave the Clarets a well-deserved victory despite the substitutions, playing in exactly the same manner as their supposedly strongest XI.
Although Kompany is happy with the choices he now has, he is still eager to get better.
When asked if he was happy with the depth of the Burnley squad, he responded, “It depends as a coach.”
“As long as there are teams who are better than us, we constantly need to look to see if there is anything we can do to improve that to assist the team get better as well.
“I am at ease because I am confident in our solid foundation. Any improvements we make will only make it stronger.
“Unless another young player steps in to support the players coming through in the future, it’s probably better to leave it that way if we can’t make it stronger.”
