Bayern Munich Confirm Vincent Kompany Diagnosis Following Collapse
- On Wednesday, Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany was discharged from the hospital after collapsing during a training session last Friday.
- Medical professionals identified the cause as meningism, an inflammation of the protective layers covering the brain that Kompany's collapse triggered.
- Max Eberl, director of sport for Bayern Munich, told ARD that Kompany is doing "well," while midfielder Tom Bischof said the team misses having "Vinnie" in front of them.
- Assistant manager Aaron Danks will continue leading the team as Bayern faces Borussia Dortmund on Saturday in Der Klassiker, followed by matches against Atlético Madrid and Mainz.
- Recovery is expected to take "weeks," with Kompany not returning to the club until after the international break ending November 17.
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Bayern of Munich has taken strict measures to ensure the recovery of coach Vincent Kompany. After fainting while accompanying a training of the sub-23 team, on the last day 23, the Belgian was banned from participating in the daily activities of the main team, including from home. The determination also prevents talks about football with members of the technical committee, highlighted the German newspaper Bild. In the vote of the Golden Ball, Mb…
Kompany received treatment for meningeal irritation, an inflammation of the tissue lining the brain and spinal cord
A week later, Kompany returned home but remains at rest. Bayern's sports director talks about "health problem" and not overwork. Deputy says he is forbidden to talk about football.
A week later, Kompany returned home but remains at rest. Bayern's sports director talks about "health problem" and not overwork. Deputy says he is forbidden to talk about football.
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