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Bayern Offer Mixed Updates on Kompany, Neuer and Musiala

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Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany will be back in two or three weeks after illness, the club's honorary president Uli Hoeness said on Sunday, while also voicing concerns about Jamal Musiala's health problems and what it means for the German double winners. Kompany collapsed during training just over two weeks ago and was taken to hospital, where doctors diagnosed meningeal irritation. Assistant coach Aaron Danks has stood in for him for five g…

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Uli Hoeness, honorary president of Bayern Munich, has doubts about Jamal Musiala's ability to regain his previous level of performance after being diagnosed with a neurological problem. Musiala suffers from a condition that causes fainting, but can be controlled with medication

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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FC Bayern wins in Mainz, but continues to deliver a lot of talk material away from the lawn. After all, there is good news about coach Vincent Kompany.

·Berlin, Germany
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Manuel Neuer is missing his foot with a tendon tear. Uli Hoeneß appears on television, expresses an optimistic prognosis on Vincent Kompany – and a pessimistic one on Jamal Musiala.

·Munich, Germany
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It is impossible to know if he will ever be able to return to his level of performance. These are the shock words of the honorary president of Bayern Munich, Uli Hoeness, who publicly expressed his doubts about the player of the national Jamal Musiala during the Bavarian television program (BR) "Der Sonntags-Stammtisch" . The 23-year-old German Trequartist is [...] The article Bayern Monaco, Hoeness on Musiala: "Milattia not easily curable, I do…

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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