Bayern Munich’s iconic forward Thomas Muller could be on the verge of a bold new chapter as his contract nears its end.
After Bayern’s thrilling 2-2 draw against Borussia Dortmund, Freund spoke highly of Muller’s enduring drive. “I’m convinced he’s not done yet and has the energy to embrace a fresh challenge,” he told Sky.
The 35-year-old, a cornerstone of Bayern’s success for over a decade, has been tipped for a potential move to Major League Soccer in the United States, though his plans remain unclear.
“He’s weighing his options,” Freund added. “Wherever he lands, that team will gain a true asset.”
Muller’s teammate Joshua Kimmich echoed this optimism but stayed cautious about predicting the star’s future. “You can see he still loves the game,” Kimmich said.
“We’ve talked a few times, but he hasn’t shared any decisions. We’ll just have to wait and see.”
Recent updates from Bayern’s official channels confirm Muller remains focused on contributing this season, with no firm hints about his next destination.
Head coach Vincent Kompany praised Muller’s leadership in a press conference last week, noting, “Thomas brings a spark that lifts everyone.”
Meanwhile, Muller himself posted on X after the Dortmund clash, writing, “Still giving it everything for Bayern, plenty left in the tank!”
As the football world watches, Muller’s next step promises to be one of the season’s biggest stories.
