Bayern Munich: Vincent Kompany out for several weeks after his collapse
Taken ill on Friday at the training centre, Vincent Kompany remains hospitalised in a stable condition. Bayern Munich announce an absence of several weeks.
Vincent Kompany, the Bayern Munich coach, will be away from the touchline for several weeks. The club announced this after the collapse he suffered on Friday at the training centre, as reported notably by Maxifoot.
A stable condition but a prolonged absence
According to Le Figaro, Kompany is in a "stable condition" after his collapse, but is expected to be absent for "several weeks". The Guardian, citing Bayern Munich, specifies that the absence will be measured in "weeks, not days", due to treatment for a virus.
Maxifoot indicates that Kompany remains hospitalised, while specifying that his state of health is stable. Foot Mercato, for its part, mentions a "long absence" and stresses that the club does not want to rush his return.
A return without haste
Bayern Munich does not wish to set a return date for its coach. According to Foot Mercato, the club favours a full recovery before considering a return to the bench. The media agree that the absence will be significant, without however giving a precise timeframe beyond "several weeks".
The exact duration of the unavailability is not yet known. The club has not communicated a precise schedule, and the sources limit themselves to mentioning an absence that could extend over several weeks.
