Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany remains stable in hospital while doctors run tests after he collapsed on Friday, according to BBC News. The outlet reported that the update came from Bayern Munich director Max Eberl.
The BBC News headline said Kompany's recovery will take "weeks," but the summary of that report did not give a more specific timeline for his recovery.
According to BBC News, Eberl's remarks concerned Kompany's current condition and the tests now under way. The summary did not describe what caused the collapse.
The summary did not say which tests are being run, when results are expected, or when Kompany was admitted to hospital. Nor did it specify whether the club plans further statements.
In the summary, BBC News identified Eberl as Bayern Munich's director and reported his comments on Kompany's condition, which were the only details on the coach's health contained in the material reviewed.
The report, as summarized, gives no account of Kompany's treatment beyond the tests, and no quotation from Kompany himself appears in the material reviewed for this story. Eberl's comments are reported in paraphrase rather than as direct quotations in the summary.
No other source was available for this account, so the details above rest on a single report. The full BBC News article is the primary record of the update, and this story reflects only its headline and summary.
Sources: BBC News: Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany's recovery will take 'weeks' after collapse.