Vincent Kompany has insisted there is no pressure on Bayern Munich's youngsters after their impressive performances in pre-season.

Bayern defeated South Korean side Jeju SK 2-1 on Tuesday, with 19-year-old Felipe Chavez and 16-year-old Bastian Assomo scoring the goals for the reigning Bundesliga champions.

The teenagers started as many members of Bayern's first team were yet to return from their holidays, but Kompany did see some key names return.

Luis Diaz and Konrad Laimer both featured for the first time in pre-season, while Bayern's Germany internationals Joshua Kimmich, Jonathan Tah, Aleksandar Pavlovic and Nathaniel Brown played increased minutes.

But despite the friendly being decided by Bayern's more inexperienced members, Kompany ensured they would not be weighed down by unnecessary expectations.

"It's always important to give the youngsters information, help and challenge them," said Kompany after the game.

"For example, about Basti Assomo and the goal he scored, we know that he was capable of that.

"He still has many things to improve as a striker, but it was good for a 16-year-old to score.

"For me there's no pressure on these youngsters, it's a learning curve for them. Guido [Della Rovere] and Chavez are a bit older than Basti.

"There are guys who are ready for the next step, whether with us or elsewhere. We have to support them on this path. They have to keep going."

Bayern's next pre-season test comes against Europa League champions Aston Villa, and Kompany revealed his senior players will get more minutes.

"I think the players who played 30 minutes today will be able to play 60 minutes on Friday. And those who got 60 minutes today will play 30 on Friday," added Kompany.

"Lucho Diaz, Laimer and Stanisic are not ready for that yet. But the German internationals, [Kim] Min-jae and [Hiroki] Ito are ready."