Harpreet Seehra
Elite
Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge insists it is way too early to say whether the current side is one of the best in the club's history.
Despite scoring 33 goals without conceding while winning their last nine home matches, Rummenigge believes the Bundesliga leaders have not achieved anything yet.
"There is no doubt this is a good FC Bayern, but we have not won any title yet," he told eurosport.de. "It is only the end of October anyway.
"Maybe I should also remind you that we lost a game a week ago so that still happens occasionally.
"The important thing is that the wins against Ingolstadt and Nurnberg were a good response and now we want to carry on that way against Napoli."
Bayern host Napoli in the Champions League on Wednesday night and Rummenigge feels his side would have one foot in the knockout stages if they manage to extend their impressive record at the Allianz Arena.
"If we manage to win on Wednesday, then that would almost be it," he added. "We will do all we can for that. This game is very important for us."
Despite scoring 33 goals without conceding while winning their last nine home matches, Rummenigge believes the Bundesliga leaders have not achieved anything yet.
"There is no doubt this is a good FC Bayern, but we have not won any title yet," he told eurosport.de. "It is only the end of October anyway.
"Maybe I should also remind you that we lost a game a week ago so that still happens occasionally.
"The important thing is that the wins against Ingolstadt and Nurnberg were a good response and now we want to carry on that way against Napoli."
Bayern host Napoli in the Champions League on Wednesday night and Rummenigge feels his side would have one foot in the knockout stages if they manage to extend their impressive record at the Allianz Arena.
"If we manage to win on Wednesday, then that would almost be it," he added. "We will do all we can for that. This game is very important for us."
