Vincent Kompany, the head coach of Bayern Munich, returned to the club's training ground on Tuesday after being absent for several weeks due to illness and fainting on the training ground.
According to German publication TZ, the 40-year-old Kompany, who has been sidelined since October 23 due to physical problems, appeared in his office at Bayern Munich's training ground on Tuesday morning.
This Belgian coach first met with his assistant, Floriver Angola, and then had a long conversation with Christophe Freund, the club's sporting director. He also monitored the rehabilitation of injured players such as Luis Diaz and Jamal Musiale from his office.
On October 23, Kompany fainted on the training ground two days before Bayern Munich's 3:1 victory over Freiburg in the Bundesliga, and after being transferred to the hospital, doctors diagnosed him with meningitis.
After being released from the hospital, he spent his recovery period at home and during this time, Aaron Danks, his assistant, was in charge of Bayern Munich in five games.