New alarming details! Kompany reportedly suffered seizures and a dislocated shoulder
New and worrying details have emerged about Vincent Kompany's collapse at Bayern Munich's training ground. The Belgian coach reportedly dislocated his shoulder during the incident, while doctors continue investigating what caused him to lose consciousness.
Details: According to German outlet tz, the 40-year-old dislocated his shoulder when he fell to the ground on October 23. Sport Bild also reports that Kompany may have experienced seizures during the collapse. Medical examinations have reportedly ruled out a heart attack and stroke, but the precise cause remains unknown. Bayern have not publicly confirmed a definitive diagnosis, and further neurological examinations are continuing.
The incident occurred while Kompany was observing a training session involving Bayern's reserve team. Emergency personnel provided medical assistance before he was transported to a Munich hospital. Reports indicate that he had been experiencing severe headaches and had recently suffered from a viral illness. However, doctors have not established whether these symptoms were connected to his collapse.
There is also some encouraging news. Assistant coach Aaron Danks visited Kompany in hospital and said the Belgian was in good spirits and improving day by day. The two deliberately avoided discussing tactics or football, allowing the manager to concentrate on his recovery. Danks and the remaining coaching staff are handling first-team responsibilities.
It's worth noting that Bayern expect Kompany to remain away from the touchline for several weeks. He is set to miss important fixtures against Borussia Dortmund and Atlético Madrid. His return date has not been confirmed, with the club insisting that his health must take priority over football.
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