Bayern's Kompany, Neuer and Kimmich Uncertain Ahead of Arsenal Match

Bayern Munich is worried about head coach Vincent Kompany, goalkeeper Manuel Neuer and midfielder Joshua Kimmich ahead of hosting Arsenal in the Champions League on Wednesday. Assistant coach Aaron Danks said at Tuesday's press conference that the status of all three is unclear.

According to Danks, Kompany is ill with a virus and at times feels its effects in his legs. The manager is currently resting at home. Danks said the situation is being monitored day by day and that Kompany will fulfill his role in the match, whether or not he is present at the Allianz Arena.

Neuer, who has just returned from a minor injury, has been training for the last two days, but no decision has been made on whether he will play. Kimmich, meanwhile, missed training for personal reasons. Danks said he does not know what effect this will have on Wednesday's match.

Bayern will also be without Michael Olise, who is suspended. The team drew 3-3 with Viking in Norway last week. Beating RB Leipzig 6-1 in the Bundesliga on Saturday gave them a boost.

Danks stressed that the match will be decided by small margins. He said they want the players to play fearlessly and express themselves.