The excitement was great around that of club veteran Thomas Müller at FC Bayern. After sports director Max Eberl had already given insights on Sunday, Müller also expressed himself. The 35-year-old is conciliatory.
Thomas Müller has After the announced separation from FC Bayern Munich in summer explains that he and the club are looking positively into a common future. “Nothing negative gets stuck between me and the club. We look ahead and are fully on the track. You don’t always have to agree in life to ride fully on a wave. We have common goals and common interests,” said Müller on his Instagram profile.
Müller: “Can look each other in the eye”
In the short video that shows him in the sunny Munich on the FC Bayern training area, he thanked the fans “from the bottom of my heart” after “the dust has set something”, as he described the vertebrae for his separation.
The German football record champion had decided not to extend the contract with the club icon. What was considered critical of many of Müller’s life’s performance for FC Bayern now sees Müller himself: “We can look each other in the eyes and positively into the future. Red and white – so it looks,” said Müller, although he would have liked to stay longer. A future was repeated after the professional career in a different role at FC Bayern.
The FCB veteran still leaves his future open
In summer, after a quarter of a century, FC Bayern and more than one and a half decades have ended as a professional there. Müller was happy about the “appreciation” during this time, but also in the turbulent past days. “That means a lot to me that you also liked a little bit of what I did on the soccer field and so around it.” Where his future lies, he left open.
Müller’s big goal: the final Dahoam
A few games remain Müller and his FC Bayern and there are decisive weeks in Champions League and championship. The 35-year-old emphasized the importance of the quarter-finals with Inter Milan. On Tuesday (9:00 p.m./April 8th, from 9 p.m. Live in the RadioPeportage in the BR24LiveCenter) In Munich and eight days later in Milan, the decision is made about the semi-finals. That is the “duel to really shout the door towards the final Dahoam,” emphasized Müller before the final training session. “This is now what really matters, which concerns us as a team, which concerns me the most. Where we also need you, all the Bayern fans. But I think we’re all on the one hand.”
Source: BR24Sport on radio 07/07/2025 – 1:54 p.m.
