Thomas Müller reflects on his final weeks as a Bayern Munich player

DO cry because it’s over.

Thomas, it has been one hell of a ride.

The Raumdeuter is riding off into the sunset after being a fixture in the senior team at Bayern Munich in every season since 2009/10, after having made his debut as an 18-year-old the prior year.

Müller started in each of the campaign’s final three Bundesliga matches and reflected on the season’s close, as captured by @iMiaSanMia:

“It was wonderful. The atmosphere was fantastic. In recent weeks, we’ve had a relaxed atmosphere within the team and were happy to have rounded off a good season with the Bundesliga title. I feel very good, very appreciated. I enjoyed the moments, especially in the stadium. We’re looking forward to the Club World Cup and, of course, want to win it,” Müller said.

As noted, the journey is not quite over yet. The Club World Cup is right around the corner in June, and it will be one more grand opportunity for the Bayern legend to shine on a competitive stage.

Here is to one glorious, final send off, Thomas. Go grab some goals and assists.

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