Update: Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany discharged from hospital after collapse

Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany has been discharged from hospital after the membership confirmed that meningeal irritation precipitated his collapse on the coaching floor final week.

The former Manchester City defender was taken to hospital final week after collapsing at Bayern’s coaching floor throughout ‌a second-team coaching session.

He missed out on media duties forward of Bayern’s Champions League match towards Arsenal resulting from a viral an infection, however did make it to the dugout for the 2-2 draw.

Bayern sporting director Max Eberl offered an replace on Kompany’s well being to German tv forward of their DFB-Pokal tie towards Magdeburg.

“Given the circumstances, he’s doing ⁠well,” Eberl instructed broadcasterARD⁠forward of the German Cup recreation towards Magdeburg, who Bayern beat 6-1. “He ‌was discharged from the hospital today [Wednesday]. That is the biggest and best news for all of ‌us.

“It’s a meningeal irritation that precipitated this incident on Friday. He will now relaxation and take medicine, and I’m sure that he’ll ⁠very quickly be again on the ​touchline, working at 100 per cent.”

No date has ​been set for Kompany’s return, with ​Eberl saying the Belgian would resume his ⁠duties only after receiving medical clearance, something that was reiterated by his assistant, Aaron Danks.

Speaking after the win towards Magdeburg, he mentioned: “I nonetheless do not feel like there’s any timeline on it [when Kompany is back]. It’s clearly a very optimistic step in his highway to restoration.

“He gets to settle back at home now, be closer to his family, be closer to his home comforts but it’s still really important that he takes his rest and he recovers. So there is no timescale on it. Nothing that I’ve been told and I’ve been informed.

“Our medical doctors will proceed to work intently with Vince and on the proper second, he can be again with us as soon as he’s match and wholesome to do this, and we stay up for that day.

“But in the meantime, we just continue to push forward as a group with the players and staff and keep working hard.

“I have not spoken to him for a few days now, so I nonetheless suppose not a lot has modified by way of our working relationship in the intervening time.

“His health is our number one priority, and for us he is still in recovery mode, so we want him to get back to full health, full fitness, and then join us.

“Over the approaching days, weeks, I do not know, issues will begin to transfer ahead, and we will begin to interact in additional of those conversations.

“But there has been no timescale on that at the moment. It is just purely about his health, his recovery, and him taking the time that he needs.”