FC Bayern defeated Inter Milan at the start of the Champions League.
The star of the game: Leroy Sané.
But Thomas Müller contests the trophy for him.
Milan – He was still on the bench for 62 minutes against Union Berlin.
Against Inter Milan, Thomas Müller was allowed to play from the start again, befitting his status.
With the 2-0 win at San Siro, FC Bayern Munich made a successful start to the Champions League once again.
Bayern have been unbeaten in the premier class for 29 group games.
One of the main reasons that the series was expanded that Wednesday evening is Leroy Sané.
The winger made it 1-0 himself and forced Danilo d'Ambrosio's own goal to make it 2-0.
The logical consequence: Sané was named "Man of the match".
There was also the right trophy in the form of the silver Champions League ball.
But Müller would have liked to have had that too.
Thomas Müller provides laughter after the Inter game
Müller had already raved about the Inter Stadium San Siro in advance.
So he must have particularly enjoyed the 90 minutes on the pitch.
What he also likes: trophies.
As a video published by FC Bayern on Instagram shows, Müller Sané wanted to steal the "Man of the match" trophy.
Just kidding, of course.
Because: When the UEFA official steps towards Sané with the trophy to hand it over to him, Müller intervenes and holds out his hands, according to the motto: Give me the trophy.
The UEFA officer laughs and points to Sané.
Müller also laughs and reacts in a mock stunned manner.
FC Bayern writes on Instagram: "Please don't change, Thomas Müller."
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Müller wants to “show everyone” with FC Bayern
After the victory at Inter Milan, the Bayern stars in the Champions League now face FC Barcelona and ex-Munich Robert Lewandowski.
Müller is also “absolutely” looking forward to the duel, “not just because of Robert.
It's always great against Barca, it's a summit meeting," he said and sees FC Bayern armed: "We feel good and have passed the endurance test."
In fact, Bayern acted very calmly for long stretches in Milan, and the win was well deserved.
Müller had recently spoken of the "hunger for revenge" at Bayern.
The shame from last season against Villarreal should be forgotten.
"After the disappointing second half of last season, we want to show everyone," Müller emphasized.
The cornerstone was laid on Wednesday evening at the San Siro.
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