Thomas Müller reveals: This is how Bayern have regained their strength

Created: 04/11/2022, 16:27

By: Caroline Metz

Thomas Müller and his teammates have had plenty of reason to celebrate lately © IMAGO/Frank Hoermann/SVEN SIMON

There was just talk of a Bayern crisis, now the record champions are in top form.

Thomas Müller reveals how FC Bayern did it.

Munich - From fifth place in the league, FC Bayern has persistently worked its way back up to second place.

In addition, there is the perfect group stage in the Champions League – 18 points and no game lost in the preliminary round.

In addition, the second round curse has finally been defeated in the DFB Cup.

Coach Julian Nagelsmann and his team have been in top form over the past few weeks.

Thomas Müller has now revealed what this successful comeback of the Munich team is due to.

Müller: "Persistent work pays off"

Müller emphasizes that the success of the Bayern squad did not just happen, but was the result of hard work: "Our FC Bayern is really well on track, the persevering work is paying off," writes the Weilheimer in his monthly newsletter.

He sums up the performance of the past few weeks: "The results were good, but more importantly, our performance has also steadily improved.

We created a lot of chances and converted them efficiently, defended with passion, conceded a few goals and played our own game with confidence.”

Müller reveals to his fans how he and his team managed to work their way out of the crisis: "I attribute that a lot to our work in training.

If the results don't fit, you turn the stone over again.

English weeks or not.

So we worked on very specific content such as occupation of the penalty area, pre-orientation and decision-making in the front third," he explains.

Clear goal: Become the leader of the table

He also comes back to the tiresome Lewandowski question again: "In addition, we were able to achieve what everyone had talked about after Lewy's departure.

Who is going to score all the goals at FC Bayern?

Answer: everyone!” However, the record champions have not yet fully achieved their goals: “Our goal is to be top of the table again before the World Cup break.

It's important for the club that we finish the first chapter of the season on a positive note and are at the top of the league.

That's where we belong," says Müller.

Recently, Müller was plagued by injuries and setbacks: from burglary to corona to back problems, everything was there.

Even his World Cup participation is currently a big question mark.

Müller gives a cautious all-clear in this regard: "As you can imagine, I'm extremely excited about the tournament.

I've been working towards it all year." There's not much time left until Qatar - but the Weilheimer wants to make good use of it: "In order to get back into my rhythm, I'm currently concentrating on an orderly training structure.

This is now the right strategy to be able to get going again."