Farewell at home! 35-year-old Mueller received a tribute from the team + 75,000 fans applauding and raising the cup as captain

In a focus match in the 33rd round of the Bundesliga that ended on May 11, Bayern defeated Borussia Mönchengladbach 2-0 at home. The most eye-catching player in this game is Thomas Mueller, a 35-year-old veteran who is about to leave the team.

Since this round is Bayern's last home court, Mueller also ushered in the last match of Bayern at the Allianz Stadium. In this game, Muller started and was replaced by his teammate Gnabry in the 84th minute. When he was replaced, Muller received a tribute from the whole game and the Bayern players. Mueller, who is careless, did not cry, but always kept smiling and hugging his teammates one by one, calmly accepting the applause of 75,000 Bayern fans at home. At the post-match award ceremony, Neuer, as the captain, took the initiative to ask Mueller to lift the Bundesliga salad plate on his behalf, and this scene was also very touching. After the award ceremony, Mueller took the initiative to hand over the prize plate to Bayern's loyal stands and party with the fans. At the farewell ceremony, Mueller also gave a touching speech. He said: "This is a difficult time for many people, including myself, but it is also very beautiful. This recognition you give me is unparalleled! Looking back on the past 25 years, I have mixed feelings. The whole world envys Bayern for having such a temple, but you have made it what it is now. I want to thank those who endured the 'Muller Radio'."

"I will miss all this, but we can also look to the future. I see many young players who have dedicated their efforts to Bayern. I call on everyone present in the next few years. , give your all, it's greater than you think."

"I love the feeling of being a modern gladiator. But I also look forward to the future life, although it may not be as beautiful as it used to be. You can shed a tear, but only that, because we are happy. I love all of you, I will miss it all. Thank you, now is a time for celebration."

Muller joined Bayern at the age of 10 and has never left in the past 25 years. He currently plays 749 games for Bayern, contributes 248 goals and 274 assists, and has won 33 championships with the team, including 2 Champions League titles and 13 Bundesliga titles. This brilliant resume is destined to be written into the history of Bayern's legend.