Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany has been discharged from hospital, the BBC reported. Kompany collapsed on the 23rd while observing second team training and was taken to hospital. It was said that he had been feeling unwell due to a virus before he collapsed, but the details were not disclosed.
Diagnosis revealed that the cause was meningitis, but doctors said her condition was stable and she was discharged from the hospital the same day. "Given the circumstances, he is doing well and it is great news for everyone that he has been discharged from hospital," Bayern sporting director Max Hebert told ARD.
But Hebert made it clear that his return would take "weeks, not days." Mr. Kompany will refrain from participating in any further training or matches and will focus on recovering his physical condition. The club is prioritizing the coach's health and is preparing to place a temporary substitute coach if necessary.
Bayern is currently in the middle of the season, and the absence of a manager could have an impact on the team's tactical structure and player development. Hebert said, ``We will carefully assess the period until Kompany fully recovers and takes over the reins,'' and expressed his intention to update fans and the media on a regular basis.
Looking ahead, Kompany is expected to return in a few weeks, and Bayern will work to maintain the team's performance while preparing an alternative coaching structure during that time. Fans will wish the coach a speedy recovery, and the club will likely take measures to both manage his health and improve his competitive ability.