Thomas Muller will leave Bayern Munich when his contract expires at the end of the season.
The former Germany international will depart after spending the entirety of his 17-year senior career with the Bundesliga club. He has made 743 appearances in that time, scoring 247 goals.
In December 2023, Muller signed a contract extension for a further year which saw his deal run until June 2025.
The 35-year-old has won the Bundesliga title 12 times with Bayern, including in 11 consecutive years from 2012 through to 2023. He also helped the club lift two Champions League titles in 2013 and 2020.
Muller revealed he had wanted to continue before what the club call a "mutual solution" was reached in recent days.
Great player and a great servant to Bayern over the years (and the German national team). I was shocked to learn he is only 35! He seems to have been around forever.
The former Germany international will depart after spending the entirety of his 17-year senior career with the Bundesliga club. He has made 743 appearances in that time, scoring 247 goals.
In December 2023, Muller signed a contract extension for a further year which saw his deal run until June 2025.
The 35-year-old has won the Bundesliga title 12 times with Bayern, including in 11 consecutive years from 2012 through to 2023. He also helped the club lift two Champions League titles in 2013 and 2020.
Muller revealed he had wanted to continue before what the club call a "mutual solution" was reached in recent days.
"The club has consciously decided not to negotiate a new contract with me for next season," Muller said. "Even if this did not correspond to my personal wishes, it is important that the club follows its convictions. Even after all these years, regardless of the minutes I play, I still have a lot of fun being on the pitch with the boys. I could have easily imagined playing this role next year as well.
"I respect this step, which the board and supervisory board certainly did not take lightly. I understandably did not like the back and forth in public over the past weeks and months. However, I treat it like I do my own football: It wasn't always characterised by perfection either, but rather with a positive, forward-thinking approach to the next move. After a bad pass, it is important to win the ball back and be unified. We have achieved this in recent days with honest discussions on this matter as well."
Great player and a great servant to Bayern over the years (and the German national team). I was shocked to learn he is only 35! He seems to have been around forever.