Bayern Munich Manager Vincent Kompany was rushed to hospital after collapsing at the club’s training ground on Friday.
the first Manchester City and the Belgian defender was reported to be in a stable condition, the 40-year-old having collapsed while watching Bayern’s reserve team train.
According to a report by Sky Sport Germanyan ambulance transported Kompany to hospital from Sabener Strasse, where a helicopter was reported to have landed in response to the incident.
A statement from Bayern said: “Vincent Kompany required medical attention after collapsing during a training session of the FC Bayern reserve team on Friday.
“The first team head coach was watching the second string session. Kompany is undergoing extensive tests in hospital and will remain under medical care. His coaching staff will monitor training and match activities until further notice.”
Max Eberl, a member of Bayern’s sports board, said: “Vincent Kompany’s health is our top priority. We at FC Bayern will do everything we can to ensure his speedy recovery.
“Vinnie is receiving all the necessary medical attention and support, and all the time he needs. His coaching staff, in whom we have full confidence, will take over his duties. All of us at FC Bayern wish Vinnie a speedy recovery.”
Kompany has been dealing with a viral infection which has forced him to miss several training sessions.
The 40-year-old was in the dugout for Bayern’s 6-1 Bundesliga win over RB Leipzig last weekend but did not take part in any media engagements.
Kompany was also present for Bayern’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal in the Champions League on Wednesday despite his illness.
Bayern, who lead the Bundesliga on goal difference from Borussia Dortmund, visit third-placed Freiburg on Sunday.