Doctors investigate neurological concerns as Kompany recovers in hospital

Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany remains hospitalised five days after collapsing at the club’s training ground and being airlifted to medical care. ​

According to a report by the Daily Star, medical staff are examining possible neurological concerns and seizures following his fall, which also resulted in a dislocated shoulder.

German publication Bild noted the condition is not considered life-threatening, with both a stroke and a heart attack ruled out.​Kompany, 40, is expected to step away from management duties for several weeks. Caretaker boss Aaron Danks stated:

“It looks like he’s getting better every day… That’s positive. (But) there is no major news regarding his diagnosis or his return to work.”​

Striker Harry Kane shared details from a phone conversation: “He actually phoned me, phoned me bright and early at 9am (Monday)… he said he feels good, he feels like he’s on the mend.”