After the end of the contract at FC Bayern
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Thomas Müller will apparently continue his active career. As “Sky” reports, an immediate end of the career is off the table. Accordingly, the new employer of the 35-year-old will be certain in the next seven to ten days. This is said to come from the Major League Soccer. Two clubs are still in the race for the Ur-Münchner, one of them is the FC Bayern partner club, the Los Angeles FC.
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Again and again the North American league had also publicly advertised in the past few weeks and months. Apparently with success. At LAFC, the veteran could take Olivier Giroud’s place in the squad and on the salary list (to the article). Before that, the association, which receives the contract, would have to find an agreement with Cincinnati that has the so -called Discovery Rights to Müller. These are an exclusive right to negotiate for a player who wants to switch to MLS. Each franchise can rely up to seven players on its secret discovery list, the league pays attention to the authenticity and the affiliation of interest. Discovery Rights can be exchanged and bought, as a rule the clubs find an agreement. It was the same with Marco Reus, who initially stood on the Discovery right list at Charlotte FC and later landed at La Galaxy. Müller would be the 19th German in the MLS.
The attacker’s contract expires at the end of the month after a total of 25 years at Bayern. Müller would have loved to continue playing with the German record champion, but was no longer available for extension. After 756 games for Bayern, he will now appear to be for the first time for another club. Müller came to Bayern’s youth in 2000 when he was ten, in August 2008 he debuted for the professionals, followed 755 missions – no other professional came to the Weilheim native. He won a total of 33 titles with the club, including 13 championships, six DFB cup victories and two Champions League triums, and is one of the most successful German footballers in history alongside Toni Kroos.