By Ishmeal 
Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany has returned to the club’s training ground offices as he gradually resumes work following his recent hospitalisation.
The Belgian manager was back at Bayern’s Säbener Straße headquarters on Tuesday morning, November 10, 2026, marking an encouraging step in his recovery.
According to TZ München journalist Philipp Kessler, Kompany arrived shortly after 10am and was seen working at his office computer.
He also planned to observe rehabilitation sessions involving injured Bayern players, including Jamal Musiala.
Kompany’s recovery after hospitalisation
Kompany was taken to hospital on October 23 after collapsing at the club’s training ground while around Bayern’s second team.
Medical examinations diagnosed him with meningeal irritation, and he spent six days in hospital before continuing his recovery at home.
His absence meant assistant coach Aaron Danks took charge of the first team, working alongside the rest of the coaching staff.
Return to the touchline still being assessed
Kompany’s return to the training ground does not mean he is immediately ready to resume full coaching duties.
Bayern are taking a cautious approach to his recovery, with his return to the touchline dependent on medical advice.
Club honorary president Uli Hoeneß recently expressed optimism that Kompany could return to the dugout after the international break, potentially for Bayern’s Bundesliga match against 1. FC Köln on November 20.
For now, his return to the club’s offices is a positive development as he gradually reconnects with the team’s daily activities.
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