Football fans have seen a different side of new Bayern Munich boss Vincent Kompany after a behind-the-scenes documentary aired on his time at Burnley.
Even as a player, he seemed calm and composed. But Sky's documentary Mission to Burnely shows another side of the Belgian. The published video caused a sensation.
In a clip, which has already gone viral, Kompany, who left Burnley earlier this summer following relegation from the Premier League, is seen swearing at Johann Berg Gudmundsson 15 times in less than a minute.
"Joey, don't test me," Kompany shouts. "Don't test me. Enough with the whining. Play football. You have to work for everything", are some of the words that are heard from Kompany accompanied by swearing.
Gudmundsson gives it back in a moment. "I just said 'can we finish the attack'".
But Kompany is outraged by the player's response. "You are complaining about everything."
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Gudmundsson, as seen in the video, continues the reply with the coach. "What did I complain about today?" he asks.
Kompany then continues the rant again. Kompany stops shouting at Gudmundsson and continues muttering to himself.
There were also comments from the most different about Kompany's behavior. It is considered terrible to be humiliated and insulted in front of everyone. There were other comments that assessed that Kompany created a toxic environment at the club.
Kompany left the club in May as Bayern's surprise choice to replace Thomas Tuchel.
