Bayern fan asks Sané for autograph - Müller reacts once

Created: 12/20/2021, 05:41 AM

From: Alexander Kaindl

Always joking: Bayern star Thomas Müller.

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After defeating VfL Wolfsburg, many Bayern stars made the fans happy.

Thomas Müller couldn't help but say something.

Munich - Bayern * have arrived during the winter break!

The record champions did their job in the English week with flying colors, scoring nine points from the last three games in 2021.

Especially in Stuttgart and at home against Wolfsburg, the nail men let it rip again.

In the end it was 5-0 and 4-0.

All those involved at FC Bayern were accordingly happy and relaxed after the final whistle.

Coach Julian Nagelsmann had already announced that he would give his players a very special Christmas present: the maximum number of days off.

"It's better than a piece of chocolate," he said before the game against the wolves.

FC Bayern Munich: Good mood with Thomas Müller

Many a Bayern fan was able to look forward to a completely different present on the Friday after the game: an autograph from Leroy Sané!

After initial difficulties, the national player delivered an impressive first half of the season and was ultimately one of the great guarantees of success.

Accordingly, his signature on a jersey was in demand.

A video shows the moment when Sané pulls out the pen on Friday evening in front of the Allianz Arena - fans were not allowed in the stadium due to the pandemic.

There is also a team-mate who also played a fabulous first half of the season: Thomas Müller.

And of course he presented himself as you know him - always with a casual saying on the lips!

Thomas Müller and Leroy Sané with the Bayern fans: "Which blind man bought a Sané jersey here?"

The video shows how he pulls the jersey taut so that Sané can sign better.

And then Müller does Müller things!

“Which blind person has bought a Sané jersey here?” He asks the group in a good mood.

His laughter can only be guessed at under his mask, after his saying he runs straight away.

Did he fear an angry reaction from his buddy?

Hardly likely.

Sané has surely noticed the sentence, but his answer cannot be heard.

But it is possible that he has long since switched to pull-through when Müller speaks.

After all, it is known for its many silliness off the pitch.

Ex-colleague Jerome Boateng recently even asked under an Instagram video of the original Bavarian: “When do you shut up?”