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Vincent Kompany’s recent illness and subsequent collapse set off alarm bells at Bayern Munich. Fortunately, Kompany was quickly rushed to the hospital, and his condition stabilized. He has already left the hospital, but that does not mean he is ready…

Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany has returned to work at Säbener Straße following his recent illness and hospitalisation due to overwork. The Belgian coach arrived at his office shortly after 10 a.m. on Tuesday, greeted his assistant Floribert Ngalula, and held discussions with sporting director Christoph Freund.
Honorary president Uli Hoeneß had stated that Kompany would return after the international break, citing excessive work hours as the cause of his collapse. From his office, Kompany also observed injured players Jamal Musiala and Luis Díaz undergoing rehabilitation training.
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