Laimer says Bayern aiming to 'do better' this season
Konrad Laimer believes Bayern Munich will only improve this season as it targets a record-extending 36th Bundesliga title.
Bayern has lifted the trophy in each of the last two seasons under Vincent Kompany, and only failed to win the league in one of the previous 14 seasons.
Last season, it was utterly dominant, losing just one game, while scoring 122 goals and conceding 36, with only Borussia Dortmun) letting in fewer.
Bayern also clinched the DFB-Pokal – for the first time since 2020 – in May and lifted the DFL-Supercup.
The Bavarians will also be targeting a first Champions League crown since 2019-2020, having been knocked out in the semi-finals by eventual winner Paris Saint-Germain in 2025-2026.
Kompany's side is once again the favourite to lift the Bundesliga title this season, and Laimer, who recently signed a new contract through to 2029, issued a warning that Bayern will only continue to get better.
"We're now entering our third year [with Kompany], and we can still play better football, all of us together," he said. "We want to start the season with that mindset. Last season was good, but we can and want to do even better.
"You can really feel every single day here, when you're training and surrounded by this environment, the desire that at FC Bayern you want to win every single title.
"That's what makes it all so special. We're going for it all again."
Bayern begins the 2026-27 season with the DFL-Supercup against Dortmund on 22 August before opening its Bundesliga campaign a week later at home against Stuttgart.























