Bayern Munich host Arsenal in the Champions League on Wednesday night and will be without key player Joshua Kimmich, who is unavailable due to a death in his family…

Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich has been ruled out of Wednesday's Champions League match against Arsenal following a death in his immediate family. Bayern Munich confirmed his absence on Wednesday morning, requesting that privacy and grief be respected. Manager Vincent Kompany has also been battling a virus, leaving assistant coach Aaron Danks to handle pre-match media responsibilities.
Along with Kimmich, Bayern will be without the suspended Michael Olise and the injured Jamal Musiala, while goalkeeper Manuel Neuer is expected to return to the starting lineup. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta faces his own selection challenges, with William Saliba, Christos Tzolis, and Piero Hincapie sidelined by injuries.
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