In general as said this will all be down to reduced used during lockdown periods and still no sign of long term returning to old habits, that holds true for your battery as well, though the battery probably has also suffered from being a permanently under charged EFB, a few "recon" recharging goes with a smart charger normally helps to revive them, though frequent "topping up" using a smart charger during lockdown should have avoided this.
I've found that especially Polo/
Ibiza sized VW Group cars come from the factory with extremely poor discs when talking in terms of rotting early in service while a car is being "well used", replacing them with cheap suitable products from Pagid has always worked for me. Audi, well in my case an S4 seems to fit at factory discs that exhibit extremely good resistance to rot even when under used, which is handy!
I've prepared to replace the Exide EFB in my wife's August 2015 VW Polo 1.2TSI 110PS, something has forced the charging profile/behaviour to change, but so far that battery is still "doing its job" and tests show that it is very healthy - a new AGM slightly bigger battery is waiting to get fitted but so far that has not needed to fitted - I do keep an eye on the charging behaviour via a cheap plug in DVM in the 12V DC socket and will act quickly when things look not so good. If you have ever fitted one of these plug in DVMs into the 12V DC power socket in a car from early in its life, you might be surprised to see a step change in the charging behaviour - I was!
Edit:- I found that changing the battery serial number improved the way the battery was being charged - but for how long remains to be seen, round about 3 months has passed since I did that.