Musiala marked his continued return to form with a goal and an assist, showing flashes of the quality that has made him one of Bayern's most important attacking players. The 23-year-old has been working his way back after a serious injury suffered during the FIFA Club World Cup, and Kompany made it clear patience remains key.
Speaking after the match, Kompany said: "He is coming back from a very serious injury, but he remains a goal threat and is always important for his team."
The Bayern coach was quick to lower expectations around an immediate return to top form, adding: "He may not yet be at his best level, and that is absolutely fine. He is already on his way back - he doesn't have to do more than that."
Musiala's numbers this season underline his steady progress. He has now contributed four goals and three assists in 14 appearances, showing he is regaining both confidence and rhythm.
His growing influence comes at a crucial stage of the season. Bayern will host Real Madrid at the Allianz Arena on April 15 in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final. The German side hold a narrow 2-1 aggregate lead, and Musiala's creativity could prove decisive on the night.
For now, Kompany's message is clear: Musiala does not need to rush. Step by step, Bayern's young star is finding his way back - and just in time for the biggest matches of the season.
