Thomas Müller Claims 35th career Title, Sets Sights on MLS Playoffs with Vancouver Whitecaps
Vancouver, BC – Thomas Müller has added another trophy to his illustrious career, leading the Vancouver Whitecaps to victory in the Canadian Championship this week and becoming the most decorated German footballer with 35 career titles. Now, Müller turns his focus to securing a top seed in the Major League Soccer playoffs.
The Whitecaps’ recent Canadian Championship win-essentially the Canadian equivalent of a domestic cup-provides momentum as they navigate the final stretch of the regular season. Despite the international break, Vancouver faces Orlando City next week and concludes regular season play against Dallas. This victory marks a notable milestone for Müller, surpassing all other German players in career title count, but his ambition extends beyond individual accolades. He and head coach Berhalter are resolute to make a deep run in the MLS postseason.
“We absolutely want to go into the playoffs as the number one seed. The team showed that today,” Berhalter stated to Apple TV following the championship win.
Müller echoed that sentiment, emphasizing the fervent support of the Whitecaps’ fanbase. “You could feel the energy today! Vancouver is ready for more – and so are we!” he said, reflecting the electric atmosphere at the championship final.
The MLS playoffs are scheduled to begin on October 22nd, with the Whitecaps entering the competition on October 24th.Vancouver will aim to capitalize on their recent success and build upon Müller’s record-breaking achievement as they pursue another championship title.
