Tom Bischof
Will Tom Bischof start against Pafos despite having a wonderful game against Bremen? Probably not. Kompany would probably prefer a combination of Kimmich and Pavlovic to begin the match. However, if there is no breakaway an hour into the game, the Belgian coach may turn to Tom Bischof.
The 2005-born midfielder can be utilised in ample ways. He can come in at left-back for Laimer and become a crossing threat with his preferred left foot.
The ultimate choice is that Bischof replaces Pavlovic, playing alongside Joshua Kimmich. The former Hoffenheim player has a thunderous long shot and a trigger-happy tendency that can cause a world of trouble for the goalkeeper from distance.
He is also comfortable playing in tight spaces higher up the field compared to Pavlovic, someone who operates best deep-lying. Bischof can help breach the defensive line, standing in between the opposition's midfield and defence and creating link-ups with Kane and the wingers around the edge of the box.