Vincent Kompany 'stable' in hospital after collapsing at Bayern Munich training
Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany is in a stable condition at hospital after collapsing while watching the German club's reserve team train on Friday. Kompany had been unwell during the week with reports suggesting he had struggling with a virus and the 40-year-old missed Bayern's pre-match media conference ahead of their Uefa Champions League draw with Arsenal. Kompany was on the touchline at…
Vincent Kompany, the former Manchester City and Belgium captain, is currently stable in the hospital after collapsing during a Bayern Munich training session. The 40-year-old manager had been feeling unwell over the past week, with reports suggesting he was battling a virus. Kompany was on the touchline at the Allianz Arena, watching the reserve team train, despite the heavy rain, when he suffered the collapse.
The incident occurred on Wednesday, and Bayern's next match is against Freiburg on Sunday, meaning Kompany will miss that game. Bayern's director of sport, Max Eberl, confirmed that Kompany is stable and that he spoke with the manager and his wife last night. Eberl emphasized that health is the most important aspect of life, and the team is supporting Kompany through this challenging time.
The club has launched investigations into the cause of his collapse, with doctors conducting tests to determine the issue and the required recovery time.
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