Aaron Danks says he’s sticking to ‘no football talk’ directive with Vincent Kompany
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10-second readSpeaking about whether he has had any football-related conversations with Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany since the coach was discharged from the hospital, Aaron Danks made it clear that the club is taking his recovery extremely seriously.
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Speaking about whether he has had any football-related conversations with Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany since the coach was discharged from the hospital, Aaron Danks made it clear that the club is taking his recovery extremely seriously.
With Danks overseeing preparations in Kompany’s absence, the instructions from Max Eberl and Christoph Freund have been very clear: soccer can wait. We’re taking it very seriously.
I’m under strict instructions from Max and Christoph to not engage in those conversations and not fill Vince’s mind with anything other than his health, his family time—we’re taking it very seriously.
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