Published 18:15 IST, April 7th 2020
Bayern Munich announce Muller's contract extension social distancing style on Instagram
Many pundits expected attacker Thomas Muller to leave Bayern Munich at the start of the 2019-20 season as he was sidelined by their then-manager Niko Kovac.
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Bayern Munich forward Thomas Muller has extended his contract with the club till 2023. The club's fans now have got something to cherish during the coronavirus outbreak. Thomas Muller had only a year left to his Bayern Munich contract when he decided to pen down another deal with the champions of Germany. However, many expected Thomas Muller to leave Bayern Munich at the start of the season as he was sidelined by their then-manager Niko Kovac.
Bayern Munich announced the Thomas Muller contract extension
Thomas Muller contract extension
However, Thomas Muller got his share of playing time and found his form back under the interim manager Hansi Flick. Thomas Muller has a total of 16 league assists this season so far, which is more than any other player in Europe's top five leagues. Thomas Muller has been in Bayern Munich since 2008 and the German has won 21 major trophies with the club. With age, Thomas Muller can be seen adapting to new playing styles.
Thomas Muller's statement on extending the lead: (via Bayern Munich's official page)
"I've been with #FCBayern for a good two-thirds of my life now, so you can't say that the club and I are just along for the ride - we fight for each other. This club is not just any old employer for me. It’s my passion.“
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Oliver Kahn lauds Thomas Muller contract extension with Bayern Munich on Twitter
@esmuellert_ at @FCBayern - also in the next years! Thomas is one of the figureheads of our club and an important element for the team. Of course, he will continue to wear red and white 🔴⚪ #Müllered2023 #MiaSanMia #WeiterImmerWeiter pic.twitter.com/7E1mp2ND5w
— Oliver Kahn (@OliverKahn) April 7, 2020
18:15 IST, April 7th 2020