Bayern's coach Kompany has been released from hospital after recovering from a training-related medical event
Vincent Kompany collapsed during training at Bayern Munich on Friday and was rushed to hospital. He was discharged on Wednesday and will now recover at home. Max Eberl confirmed he is doing well and has permission to return home.
- Vincent Kompany left the hospital after a collapse at the club's training facility.
- Vincent Kompany was discharged from the hospital on Wednesday.
- Max Eberl stated Kompany has permission to go home for recovery.
- Vincent Kompany's collapse was due to meningeal irritation.
- Aaron Danks is the English assistant coach who stepped in for Kompany.
- Kompany collapsed while watching the club’s second team train.
- Max Eberl stated the incident was caused by a brain membrane irritation.
- There is no set date for Kompany's return to work at Bayern.
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