Bayern's Davies Sidelined Again After Muscle Injury

Bayern Munich defender Alphonso Davies suffered a muscle injury in a match against Eintracht Frankfurt, shortly after recovering from a knee injury. The team's medical unit confirmed a torn muscle fiber in his hamstring. Manager Vincent Kompany hopes for a quick recovery, possibly within two to four weeks.

Bayern Munich's star defender, Alphonso Davies, has been sidelined once again following a muscle injury incurred during the club's 3-2 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt at Allianz Arena. Davies, who had only recently returned to play after a prolonged knee injury, had to be substituted in the 50th minute when he collapsed unexpectedly, requiring medical attention.

The medical staff at Bayern have diagnosed Davies with a torn muscle fiber in his right hamstring. The club released a statement assuring fans of ongoing treatment, though confirming his absence from the squad for the foreseeable future. Team manager Vincent Kompany is optimistic about a relatively swift recovery period of two to four weeks.

Despite this setback, Bayern Munich continues to lead the Bundesliga table with 60 points after 23 games. They are preparing for a crucial upcoming match against their closest rivals, Borussia Dortmund. Kompany remains hopeful that Davies will soon return to reinforce the squad in their quest for continued dominance in the league.

(With inputs from agencies.)