"But then please stop in 2024, Thomas!" - Schweinsteiger's criticism of Müller's new contract?
Created: 05/04/2022, 11:58 am
By: Florian Schimak
Bastian Schweinsteiger commented on Thomas Müller's contract extension at FC Bayern with a wink.
Another FCB star has also commented.
Munich - The ink is finally dry.
Thomas Müller will remain at FC Bayern and extend his contract until 2024. Now it should be a little quieter on Säbener Straße after he was quite loud recently due to the "Ibiza affair" and other contract negotiations.
The extension of Müller's contract, who has been playing for the record champions since 2000 and has been a professional since 2008, was of course not uncommented by teammates and ex-teammates.
Leroy Sané, who has recently been criticized for his inconsistent performance, was looking forward to one thing in particular.
Name: Thomas Muller |
Born: September 13, 1989 (Age: 32 years old), Weilheim in Oberbayern |
Contract with FC Bayern Munich until: June 30, 2024 |
Position: hanging tip |
Market value: 25 million euros |
"Now I can play Mario Kart with him even more," said the national player when asked about Müller's whereabouts at
Sky
.
Ex-DFB and FCB captain Philipp Lahm also welcomed the extension.
"First of all, I'm happy because Thomas is an important player for the team and especially for the club," said the 2014 world champion colleague to
Sky:
"He represents everything you need to have as a Bayern player."
FC Bayern: Schweinsteiger teases against Müller coup!
"Hope it's over in 2024"
An ex-teammate, with whom Müller always got along well on and off the field, reacted with a wink to his contract extension.
"But please stop in 2024, Thomas!" Bastian Scheinsteiger wrote on Twitter: "Not that you break any more records and your handicap continues to suffer as a result!
Until then, I'm looking forward to many more spectacular Thomas Müller moments at FC Bayern!” He then congratulated the Munich team and the 32-year-old on continuing to work together.
Müller is also one of the top performers this season under coach Julian Nagelsmann.
The offensive player scored seven goals and 20 assists in 20 Bundesliga games.
Müller was also able to shine in the Champions League until he was eliminated by Villarreal in the quarter-finals - and scored four goals and provided four assists in 10 games.
(smk)
