“I’m not on a Farewell tour”
After defeat against Inter: Müller, TV reporter goes on to
Updated on April 9th, 2025 – 00:28Reading time: 2 min.
The Bayern veteran expresses itself after the 1-2 bankruptcy on the course of the game. Until the reporter asks a question that Müller irritates.
In the game then Müller came into the game at 0: 1 in the 74th minute for Leroy Sané – and became almost a match winner eleven minutes later, the Allianz Arena had its equalizer in the 85th. But for nothing: Just three minutes later, the guests scored the 2-1 – and Bayern will go to the game in Milan next Wednesday.
After the game, the club veteran, which at FC Bayern no longer got a new contract at FC Bayern, was not given a new contract with Amazon Prime reporter Sebastian Benesch. And when a question of his tension after the last few days, gave free rein. The following change developed.
Benesch: “Would the future coach Thomas Müller have brought the player Thomas Müller from the start today?”
Müller: “Yes, again a very interesting question that I don’t fell on, of course. So, I have to honestly say: I don’t have the Bundesliga game at the weekend at the moment, but the second leg. And until the second leg is not played, it is not about any side war locations. Nevertheless, good question.”
Benesch: “In their documentary that runs with us, they say in the end that everything can be repeated in their lives. But the moments like here: to get in, the stadium calls its name, they score their goal here, the stadium trembling …”
Müller: “Did I have my farewell game now or was that the quarter-final first leg? So I want to talk about the game here now, I’m not on a Farewell tour (German farewell tour, editor’s note), so … I’m just athlete.”
After all, Müller then explained to the game: Inter was the expected tough opponent, “a bit like chewing gum, have experienced players in it, still have physicality. That’s why all of this was not a walk, we didn’t expect that either.”
One thing is clear: “We definitely imagined it differently from the result.” The Bavarians knew for the second leg, “that there is still a lot in it.”
In the end, Müller said almost apologetically to Benesch: “Can you complain to Inter that I am now a bit eaten.”