Despite progress: Bayern will have to do without Kompany for even longer
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7-second readIt appears that FC Bayern will have to do without Vincent Kompany for even longer. Following his collapse last Friday, the 40-year-old remains under medical care.
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It appears that FC Bayern will have to do without Vincent Kompany for even longer. Following his collapse last Friday, the 40-year-old remains under medical care.
Even though there has been some positive news regarding his health, a quick return to the sidelines seems unlikely. According to a recent media report, the Munich club must prepare for a prolonged absence of their head coach.
While Harry Kane’s Ballon d’Or win on Monday night brought great joy to the German record champions, concerns about Kompany remain. The Belgian suddenly collapsed during the reserve team’s training session and was subsequently taken to the hospital.
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