Bayern Munich boss Kompany dislocated shoulder in collapse
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 18:32 · Archive
Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany dislocated his shoulder after collapsing at the training ground and is being treated in hospital.
Vincent Kompany, 40, collapsed during a Bayern Munich training session and dislocated his shoulder. He was airlifted to hospital in Munich, where he remains recovering. According to Bild, Kompany also suffered seizures after falling. Doctors have ruled out a heart attack and stroke, with the issue not thought to be life-threatening, though they continue investigating a potential brain issue.
Kompany has been absent from the touchline since Bayern's Champions League draw with Arsenal last week. Club interim manager Aaron Danks said on Tuesday: 'It looks like he's getting better every day. That's positive. But there is no major news regarding his diagnoses or his return to work.' Harry Kane, who won the Ballon d'Or as Kompany's player, said the manager phoned him on Monday morning and told him he feels 'on the mend'.
Kompany is not expected back in the dugout for several weeks. He has received visits from club president Herbert Hainer, sporting director Max Eberl, and honorary president Uli Hoeness while recovering in hospital.

How it is being reported
- Vincent Kompany 'dislocated shoulder' in collapse as doctors rule out heart attackVincent Kompany collapsed during a Bayern Munich training session and dislocated his shoulder, but doctors have ruled out a possible heart attackMirror Sport · 28 Oct, 18:13
- Vincent Kompany 'dislocated his shoulder' after collapsing at Bayern Munich training ground as doctors 'rule out heart attack and stroke'Kompany has been absent from the touchline since taking charge of Bayern's Champions League draw against Arsenal last week, after collapsing at the training ground five days ago.Daily Mail Sport · 28 Oct, 14:55
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