What is known about Kompany's collapse a week later

Vincent Kompany, the Belgian coach of Bayern Munich, collapsed during a training session due to a medical issue related to meningitis irritation. He was quickly attended to and hospitalized. Max Eberl, Bayern's sporting director, clarified that Kompany's condition is not linked to work pressure but rather a health problem. Kompany had experienced a viral infection prior to the incident and had ignored severe headaches. The interim coach, Aaron Danks, emphasized the importance of Kompany's recovery over football matters. Support for Kompany has poured in from players and fans alike, highlighting his dedication and impact. Former Bayern director Matthias Sammer criticized the pressure on coaches, calling for more understanding of their vulnerabilities. Kompany's background includes a strong political interest influenced by his parents, particularly his father, who became Belgium's first Black mayor.