Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany has returned to work at the club’s training ground after recovering from a health scare that kept him away from the team for nearly three weeks.
The Belgian coach resumed duties at Bayern’s Säbener Straße training facility on Tuesday, November 10, marking a significant step in his recovery.
According to reports from Germany, Kompany arrived shortly after 10 a.m. and returned to his office, where he was seen attending to club matters.
The 40-year-old also met with his assistant, Floribert Ngalula, and sporting director Christoph Freund before observing injured players, including Luis Diaz and Jamal Musiala, during their rehabilitation sessions.
Kompany’s absence followed a collapse during a training session on October 23, after which he was hospitalised and diagnosed with meningitis.
He was subsequently discharged and continued his recovery at home, with Bayern insisting that his health would take priority over an immediate return to coaching.
The former Manchester City captain is now expected to return to the touchline for Bayern’s Bundesliga fixture against FC Cologne on November 20, subject to medical clearance.
His return comes after assistant coach Aaron Danks took charge of the team during his absence.
Transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano also reported on the Belgian’s return.
