Bayern Munich have provided more details after their coach fell ill.
On Friday, Vincent Kompany was rushed to hospital after falling ill during the reserve team's training session.
The former Manchester City player had been struggling with a viral infection for several days.
The Belgian coach was taken to hospital for treatment and is now reportedly in a "stable" condition, according to Sky Sports.
A few minutes ago, Bayern Munich officially broke their silence with a statement providing an update on Vincent Kompany.
"Vincent Kompany required medical treatment on Friday after falling ill during FC Bayern's reserve team training session. The first-team coach was watching the second team's session. Kompany will undergo further examinations in hospital and remain under medical care. In the meantime, his coaching staff will take charge of training and matches," the statement read.
Sporting director Max Eberl reaffirmed the club's support: "Vincent Kompany's health is our absolute priority. He will receive all the support and time he needs to recover as quickly as possible. His coaching staff have our full confidence."
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