Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany reportedly dislocated his shoulder after collapsing at the club’s training ground last Friday. The 40-year-old Belgian was watching a training session involving Bayern’s reserve team when he collapsed and was rushed to hospital for medical attention. According to reports from German media, Kompany also suffered convulsions during the incident, prompting doctors to conduct extensive neurological examinations. Reports indicate that a stroke and heart attack have been ruled out, although the exact cause of his collapse remains unclear. Bayern assistant coach Aaron Danks has provided a cautiously positive update, saying Kompany is in good spirits and appears to be improving daily. However, the club has yet to establish a definitive diagnosis or set a date for his return, with sporting director Max Eberl indicating that his absence could last weeks. Kompany remains under medical care as he continues his recovery.