Newly appointed Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany has set his sights on two Arsenal players, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Albert Sambi Lokonga, as he looks to reshape the German giants.

Newly appointed Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany is reportedly eyeing a double swoop for Arsenal‘s Oleksandr Zinchenko and Albert Sambi Lokonga, according to reports from the Daily Mirror and Football Transfers.

Kompany, who recently left Burnley after an unsuccessful relegation battle, is familiar with both players from his time in the Premier League. He was at City with Zinchenko for two years and previously managed Lokonga at Anderlecht.

Zinchenko, a versatile left-back known for his technical ability and tactical intelligence, could provide a valuable option for Bayern, who may be losing Alphonso Davies to Real Madrid.

Lokonga, a promising young midfielder, has been compared to Yaya Toure by Kompany himself.

However, Arsenal‘s stance on the potential transfers remains unclear. While Zinchenko has struggled with injuries and competition for his position, he remains a highly regarded player. Lokonga, meanwhile, has shown flashes of brilliance but has yet to fully establish himself in the Gunners’ starting lineup.

Mikel Arteta, Arsenal‘s manager, has previously spoken highly of Lokonga, stating that Kompany recommended the midfielder after his impressive performances in Belgium.

Kompany‘s interest in the Arsenal duo highlights the potential impact of his appointment at Bayern Munich. It remains to be seen whether he can successfully lure them away from North London or if the club would be open to selling both.

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