As of: February 25, 2024, 3:30 p.m
By: Korbinian Kothny
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FC Bayern can still win.
Thomas Müller didn't seem really satisfied after the game and also defended the team.
Munich – The spell is broken.
FC Bayern can still win.
After three defeats in a row, Munich won in the very last minute thanks to double packer Harry Kane.
The Bayern stars didn't seem really relieved after the game.
The unrest on Säbener Strasse has been too great in the last few weeks.
“It’s all cheese”: Müller can’t do anything with a special focus on Bayern stars
Thomas Müller also didn't seem completely relaxed given the current situation.
Untrainable?
Fed up?
No hierarchy?
Now that it has become clear that Thomas Tuchel, the next top coach at the German record champions, will have to leave in the summer, a lot has rained down on the Bayern stars.
That also bothers Müller.
In the mixed zone, the 34-year-old was asked whether the team was now particularly under observation.
Müller's answer: “The team is always the focus.
It's all cheese.
We want to be great ourselves and be praised.
That's all nonsense," and followed up with, "You don't believe that we're lying around at home and saying: 'Oh, now we've lost again.
Wonderful.'"
After the game, Thomas Müller didn't always seem satisfied with the experts' analysis.
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Müller manages to escape from journalists on his third attempt
Afterwards, the leading player, visibly annoyed, wanted to break off the interview before turning back to ask.
After the next question, the procedure repeated itself before he finally turned his back on the journalists with the third question.
Already after the game, Müller reacted somewhat annoyed at the current team's high level of coaching attrition.
“You are the best observers and analysts, so you should already have the solutions at hand, because you can always observe and read us very well,” said the 34-year-old.
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Ultimately, it is too early for Müller to draw a conclusion.
“We still have the opportunity to show that things can perhaps be better,” explained the 34-year-old.
And if a title does come out at the end, no one at FC Bayern would have anything against it... (
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