Vincent Kompany could miss Bayern Munich’s Champions League clash against Arsenal this evening after reportedly coming down with a viral infection. His potential absence would be a setback for the German side as they prepare to face one of Europe’s…

Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany could miss Wednesday evening's Champions League fixture against Arsenal due to a viral infection. According to a report cited from The Washington Post, the illness has cast serious doubt over his presence on the touchline, potentially forcing him to stay home to avoid spreading the virus to his squad and staff.
The potential absence poses a tactical hurdle for the German club following their recent failure to beat Viking in Norway. While Arsenal and manager Mikel Arteta could view the situation as an advantage, Bayern's squad depth and experienced players remain prepared to navigate the match regardless of who directs from the technical area.
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