With the season 2024-25 approaches, Bayern Munich have to do with multiple output contracts including club legend Thomas Muller. As part of their ongoing rebuilding, The club is reportedly preparing to make a surprising decision on the veteran’s future.
Bayern has entered a transition phase both on and off the pitch. Among the most profiled movements in this process were exposed to Vincent Kompany as head coach. However, Muller has seen limited playing time under the new manager and got the board to rethink its role.
According to Sports image and KickerThe Bayern has already decided not to renew Thomas Muller’s contract. The German stores report that the 35-year-old was informed of the decision weeks ago after a meeting with Sporting Director Max Eberl.
The decision originates not only from Mullers reduced minutes this season but also from Bavaria’s financial strategy. Muller is still one of the highest servants in the squad, With bonuses that are reportedly taking their annual compensation up to EUR 17 million. With its role on site decreased, the club sees its salary that no longer motivated.
Muller joined Bayern’s Academy from TSV Pähl 2000 and has spent his entire professional career with the Bavarian Giants. He has become a symbol of the club and won 32 trophies -including 12 Bundesliga titles, two UEFA Champions League crowns and two FIFA Club World Cups.
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He also has the record for most performances in Bayern Munich’s history, with 741 gamesOver -off Sepp Maier (709). Muller is also the club’s assistant leader (272) and ranked Third in all time goals Scored with 247, behind Gerd Muller (570) and Robert Lewandowski (344).
Muller still has a future at Bavaria
At 35, with its contract that will expire at the end of the season, it is unclear if Muller will continue to play elsewhere or hang up his boots. Regardless of his decision, Bayern intends to keep him connected to the club.
According to KickerThe Muller has been promised a farewell match. In addition, Bavaria reportedly sees him as a future club ambassador or even a potential CEOMake sure his heritage in the club will endure long after his playing days are over.
