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New look for new chapter: Thomas Müller shows himself with a mustache
Thomas Müller adapts to his new workplace in Canada: the footballer has recently been a schnauzer.
Thomas Müller presents himself with an unfamiliar amount of facial hair: the footballer has recently been wearing a mustache. On Instagram he divides a blurred cell phone selfie, on which he smiles in the mirror with the schnauzer. “Mustache – yes or no?” He asks his 14.8 million followers.
And they seem to like it: “Logical”, comments on ski star Felix Neureuther, for example, supportive and ex-colleague Rafinha also gives his consent with “Servus Moustache”.
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Thomas Müller is in the phase of change
With his new look, Müller is probably adapting to his new employer: from this season he will be on the pitch for the Canadian association Vancouver Whitecaps in the North American Major League Soccer (MLS) after 25 years at FC Bayern Munich. With the hashtags “new chapter” and “Neuer Style”, the 2014 world champion underlines that all the signs are currently at the beginning.
Müller and his new club made his contract with his contract only two days ago. Previously, the experienced offensive player had already revealed that he would move to the MLS at Bayern after his time. After his contract was not extended with the German record champion, with whom he had won twelve championship titles and two Champions League trophies, the future of the athlete had been uncertain for a long time. So now a new chapter is definitely going for him – also visually.
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Source: Stern
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