Bayern Munich's interim coach, Aaron Danks, confirmed in the press conference for the second round of the German Cup that Vincent Kompany continues to recover after the collapse he suffered in training for the U-23 team last Friday. Danks, who visited the coach in the hospital, described his condition as “in good spirits” and “improving day by day,” although a definitive diagnosis and return date have not been revealed.

The incident occurred during a session with the under-23 team when Kompany collapsed on the field. The club's medical services acted quickly and the coach was transferred to a Munich hospital for a thorough evaluation. He has since undergone tests to determine the cause of his discomfort, although the results are not yet available. Doctors have indicated that Kompany needs an extended rest, leaving Bayern without their head coach for an indefinite period.

At the press conference, Danks emphasized that although the team is “trying to fill together the gaps” left by Kompany, the club's routine remains largely the same. "As Vince's representative, I have to talk a lot more now, because the press conferences are constant. But, otherwise, not much has changed. We continue doing what we always do. We try to analyze the rival. I'm in charge of that. I'm responsible for preparing the training sessions," he explained. Furthermore, he added that the conversation with Kompany focused on personal issues and not tactics, describing it as a talk between friends.

Bayern Munich is preparing for its next match against Magdeburg without its usual coach. Danks assured that forward Harry Kane will join the group around midday and will be available for tomorrow's match. Kane, who received the Ballon d'Or the night before, sent a message of support to Kompany, wishing him a speedy recovery and acknowledging the positive influence the coach has had on his development as a player and leader.

With Kompany's absence, Bayern will remain under Danks' direction until the Belgian coach is ready to return. The club will continue to evaluate Kompany's medical situation and will keep fans informed of any updates regarding his health and possible return.

Mundo DeportivoThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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