Thomas Müller: A quiet farewell to FC Bayern Munich!

Thomas Müller: A quiet farewell to FC Bayern Munich!

Otterfing, Bayern, Deutschland - Today, on July 6, 2025, an era ends in German football: Thomas Müller, who has long been the face of FC Bayern Munich, plays his last game for the Munich. The native Weilheimer has set up countless records in his impressive career and will be remembered as one of the most successful players in the history of German football. His balance sheet of 503 games and 150 goals for FC Bayern speaks volumes, as well as the 131 missions in the national team, in which he scored 45 goals, among other things as part of the 2014 world championship team

like Spiegel reported. Bundesliga a quieter. While other players received a large -scale farewell in similar situations, Müller seems to leave his fans in a quiet, but nevertheless warm way. After 15 years in the club, in which he became known as a tireless fighter and team player, he can look back proud of his success.

an impressive career

Müller's football trip began in childhood at TSV Pähl before moving to the youth department of FC Bayern in 2000. His jump into the men's team took place in 2008 and since then he has justified the choice of the trainer in a variety of strategic positions, both in the offensive midfield and in the storm. It is particularly noteworthy that Müller as a record player of FC Bayern has already played over 750 competitive games.

He not only learned football, but also shaped the Bundesliga with his inimitable way of playing and its contagious enthusiasm. His successes are impressive: 13 titles as a German champion, twice the prestigious triple and the title as the most successful German player with a total of 34 trophies won. Wikipedia also emphasizes that he is the most successful German scorer in the Champions League.

personal and social commitment

away from the lawn, Müller also gives a good figure. Married with his wife Lisa, who shares his passion for horses, he has managed his own riding facility in Otterfing, Bavaria. Müller is also socially committed and appears as an ambassador for the Youngwings project and to support the Reading Foundation.

his last game may be the stage for a new generation, but the footsteps he leaves are great. Even if the current problems with the website of Spiegel appeared to some fans as a disturbance at the farewell, the focus remains on the numerous memories that Müller gave away in the course of his career.

With his open manner and his contagious smile, Thomas Müller not only gave a lot of joy to football fans, but also to his teammates. Whether as a goalkeeper or as a team player - his legacy is still years after work, and he will continue to conquer the hearts of his followers after his departure.