Kompany collapses in training, taken to hospital

Bayern Munich, one of the Bundesliga's clubs, suffered a frightening incident. Head coach Vincent Kompany collapsed on the training ground on Friday. The 40-year-old Belgian coach was taken to hospital by ambulance after medical teams attended to him, and it was announced that he is under treatment.

According to a report by Sky Sport DE, Kompany had been suffering from health problems caused by a viral infection in recent days. He became unwell before the match against RB Leipzig, which Bayern lost 6-1 in the Bundesliga, and he did not give interviews after the game. Before the Champions League match against Arsenal, he also missed some training sessions on Monday and Tuesday. Despite this, he was on the touchline leading his team in the 2-2 draw with Arsenal.

In a statement from Bayern Munich, it was said that Kompany collapsed while watching a training session of the club's second team. It was noted that the coach will undergo comprehensive tests at the hospital and will remain under health monitoring for some time. Sporting director Max Eberl stressed that Kompany's health is the priority and said the necessary medical support has been provided.

In Kompany's absence, the coaching staff will run training and match preparations. According to information shared by Sky Sport DE, his condition is stable, but the exact cause of his illness and how long he will remain in hospital have not yet been announced. Bayern Munich is preparing to face Freiburg in the next round of the league.