Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany returned to the club's training base for the first time since collapsing during a second-team session on Oct. 23. The 40-year-old was diagnosed with meningeal irritation and subsequently dislocated his shoulder, requiring rehabilitation at the Sabener Strasse ground. Kompany was pictured with his arm in a sling.
In his absence, assistant coach Aaron Danks guided the team to a 2-0 Champions League win over Atletico Madrid and a 2-2 draw with Borussia Dortmund. Bayern sporting director Max Eberl has provided regular updates on Kompany's recovery, though his return to the touchline remains uncertain. Bayern sit top of the Bundesliga on goal difference ahead of their first match after the international break against Cologne on Friday.
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