When will Kompany return? Freund and Danks reveal Bayern’s schedule
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16-second readBayern Munich's head coach Vincent Kompany is expected to return soon, according to recent statements from assistant coach Aaron Danks and sporting director Christoph Freund, as reported by FCBinside. Danks revealed he had positive phone calls with Kompany, who seems to be recovering well. The upcoming international break is seen as a potential opportunity for Kompany's return.

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Bayern Munich's head coach Vincent Kompany is expected to return soon, according to recent statements from assistant coach Aaron Danks and sporting director Christoph Freund, as reported by FCBinside. Danks revealed he had positive phone calls with Kompany, who seems to be recovering well. The upcoming international break is seen as a potential opportunity for Kompany's return. However, no specific timeline has been given.
Freund expressed optimism about Kompany's return after the international break, emphasizing the importance of Kompany's full recovery without additional pressure. The club remains in regular contact with Kompany, who is reportedly doing well. Freund declined to set a specific return date, stating that Kompany will return as soon as he is fully fit.
During Kompany's absence, Danks has taken charge and successfully maintained the team's philosophy and style of play. Danks praised the team's mentality and cohesion, highlighting the players' support for one another, even among those injured. The team's performance during this period has been seen as a testament to the principles instilled by Kompany.
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At FC Bayern, there is hope for Vincent Kompany’s imminent return. The head coach recently had to take a break for health reasons and was replaced by his assistant, Aaron Danks. Danks has now shared insights into his conversations with the Belgian and hinted that the upcoming international break could play a key role in the decision regarding Kompany’s return. Sporting director Christoph Freund is also expressing optimism. Danks explained at the press conference ahead of the match against Mainz. While the Englishman did not want to give a specific timeline for his return, he pointed to the coming days as a possible opportunity for a decision.
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