Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany has returned to the club’s training ground following a medical collapse late last month. The 40-year-old manager was taken to hospital after falling ill while observing the club’s second team in training.
Recovery and Treatment
Medical personnel diagnosed Kompany with meningeal irritation, which is an inflammation of the protective membrane surrounding the spinal cord and brain. Bayern Munich released a statement confirming that the former Manchester City captain is progressing well in his recovery and has been present at the training facility since the beginning of the week.
Team Management and Upcoming Fixtures
The Bundesliga leaders did not conduct a full training session upon his return, as the majority of the squad is currently away participating in international matches. English coach Aaron Danks managed the team in Kompany’s absence, securing four victories and a single draw across their recent fixtures. Bayern Munich will return to action against Cologne on November 20 following the conclusion of the two-week international break.
