In his season summary, Thomas Müller described his ninth German championship with FC Bayern Munich as “one of the most emotional” of his career.
The background to this statement is that in the first few months of the season Müller was thinking about leaving Munich under the then Bayern coach Niko Kovac, but was again among the most important players under Kovac’s successor Hansi Flick.
“Autumn was not easy, both for the club and for me personally. Accordingly, besides my first championship, it may be the most special, the most intense, the most emotional,” said Müller after the 4-0 victory at VfL Wolfsburg last Matchday in a “Sky” interview.
“A lot of negative things happened at the beginning, where you worry,” the 30-year-old said on Saturday. “And then in the end the second half of the season and the intensity of the team. It felt like the young players were listening to you, that it also bore fruit and that we were successful together. Actually, I’m always a long way from pride. But many others People would probably call this feeling pride. “
Müller scored the 100th goal of the season of FC Bayern in Wolfsburg in the 79th minute.
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