Müller's farewell: master shell for the last home game at FC Bayern!

Müller's farewell: master shell for the last home game at FC Bayern!

On May 5, 2025, FC Bayern Munich will close an important chapter in its history. Next Saturday, May 6th, Thomas Müller will accept the master shell after the home game against Borussia Mönchengladbach. This happens at 6:30 p.m., as the German Football League (DFL) confirmed. With this triumph, Bavaria secures its 34th championship title.

for Müller, who is the most successful player in Bundesliga history at the age of 35, it is already the 13th title he wins with the Munich team. In addition to this remarkable performance, he also set up a club record with 501 Bundesliga games completed. With 150 goals and 178 assists, his influence on the team is undisputed. Müller joined the Bayern youth as a 10-year-old and celebrated his first title in the 2009/10 season. Since then it has been a fixture in football and has shaped the Bundesliga for years. Radio Euskirchen reports that ...

a farewell after 25 years

The game against Mönchengladbach will also be the last home game for FC Bayern for Müller. His contract is not extended, which marks the end of a remarkable 25-year connection to his youth club. A change or a return to professional sports under other conditions is still uncertain. He will take part in the FIFA Club World Championship in the United States in the summer months, which takes place from June 14 to July 13th.

Müller has played 28 games so far in the current season and achieved five decisive goal participations. Bayern Munich recaptured the title this season after they lost first place to Bayer Leverkusen in the previous season. His teammates Manuel Neuer, David Alaba and Robert Lewandowski were able to win fewer titles, with new titles being the next on the list with 12 titles. Bundesliga.com informs about ...

a farewell to great success

With a total of two UEFA Champions League titles, six DFB trophies, two UEFA Super Cups, two FIFA club world championships and eight German supercups, Müller will go down in history as Bavaria's most successful player. He was also part of the German national team who won the FIFA World Cup in 2014.

Bayern have already announced that it would appreciate Müller's extraordinary contribution to the association with a friendly and other events. Even if his next steps are unclear, his name remains closely connected to the success of FC Bayern. You can find more details about Müller's career here .