Vincent Kompany returns to Bayern training after collapse

Vincent Kompany, the head coach of Bayern Munich, returned to training for the first time since his collapse last month. The Belgian coach, aged 40, visited the Säbener Strasse sports complex as part of his plan to resume coaching during the international break. Bayern did not hold a collective training session due to most players being away on international duty. The next match for Bayern is scheduled for November 20 against Cologne, where Kompany is expected to lead the team. He collapsed on October 23 while observing a training session and was hospitalized for meningitis irritation, recovering from a viral infection and a hip injury. During his absence, assistant coach Aaron Danks led the team to several victories, with only one draw against Borussia Dortmund.