Vincent Kompany, the head coach of Bayern Munich, has been discharged from the hospital. The club's sports director, Max Eberl, confirmed that the manager had been suffering from meningeal irritation, which triggered an incident at the training ground.
Max Eberl stated that the cause of the incident has been identified as meningeal irritation. Following the diagnosis, Kompany was allowed to go home to continue his recovery. Eberl noted that the medical team identified what caused the incident that occurred last Friday.
With the coach recovering, Aaron Danks, an assistant coach, is managing the team. Danks mentioned that the coaching staff will avoid talking football with the ailing Kompany during his recovery to ensure he can rest.
With the coach recovering, Aaron Danks, an assistant coach, is managing the team.
π¨ ππ₯πππππ‘π: Vincent Kompany reportedly dislocated his shoulder after collapsing at Bayern Munich's training ground. Doctors have ruled out a heart attack and stroke but are still investigating the cause of his collapse, with seizures also reported. The Bayern manager remains hospitalized and is expected to be sidelined for several weeks.
Max Eberl expressed confidence regarding the manager's return. He stated, "I am very, very confident that he will be back on the touchline at 100 percent very soon." Eberl also remarked, "Cβest, je crois, la plus grande et la plus belle nouvelle pour nous tous," regarding the news of his discharge. The club expects Kompany to recover and return to the sidelines soon.