Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany has returned to the club’s training ground following his collapse late last month. The 40-year-old former Manchester City captain fell ill while observing a training session held by the club’s second team and required hospital treatment.
Recovery and Health Diagnosis
Medical professionals diagnosed Kompany with meningeal irritation, which involves inflammation of the protective membrane enclosing the brain and spinal cord. According to a statement issued by Bayern, the manager is progressing well in his recovery and has been present at the training facility since the beginning of the week.
Despite his return, the Bundesliga league leaders did not conduct a full training session because the majority of the squad is currently participating in international matches. During the coach’s recovery period, English manager Aaron Danks stepped in to oversee the team, guiding them through a run of four victories and one draw.
Bayern Munich will resume their schedule following the conclusion of the two-week international break, with an upcoming fixture against Cologne scheduled for 20 November.
