Vincent Kompany returns to Bayern Munich headquarters after health absence

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany returned to the club’s headquarters, making his first appearance there since being sidelined by illness. Press sources reported that he attended medical appointments, while the club has issued no official statement on his condition or when he will fully resume his duties.

According to the source, Kompany fainted during a training session more than two weeks ago and was taken to hospital. Tests revealed symptoms associated with irritation of the meninges, prompting him to take a period of rest and miss five consecutive matches.

His assistant, Aaron Danks, took temporary charge of the team during his absence, and Bayern recorded four wins and a draw under his supervision. The club’s honorary president, Uli Hoeness, said Kompany might need two or three weeks before resuming his duties as normal.

The source noted that Bayern are top of the Bundesliga and have a schedule ahead that includes matches in the Bundesliga, the German Cup and the Champions League.