“About the big pond”
With cowboy hat and on horseback: Thomas Müller indicates switching to the USA
In a You-Tube video, Bayern professional Thomas Müller ponderes his future. The props quickly make it clear where the player does it. Only one question remains.
Football professional Thomas Müller will presumably continue his career in the USA. “Then it goes over the big pond”, which he spread over YouTube. In it, the long-time Bayern professional pondered with Cowboy hat and alongside brother Simon and father Gerhard about his future.
According to “Bild”, “over the big pond” means a change to the United States. Accordingly, Müller should sign a contract there for the current and coming season.
Homage to cult series “Münchner Stories”
The YouTube video shows Müller with his father Gerhard and his brother Simon, who sit on three folding chairs on the Isar-apparently a tribute to the episode “The long way to Sacramento” of the former cult series “Münchner Stories” by Helmut Dietl.
“It was 25 years of Fcb. Schee every day. Even if it is over now,” says Müller in the clip, among other things. “Today is Saturday, tomorrow Sunday and the day after tomorrow is’ Monday – and then everything is over at once. Then it goes over the big pond,” he says, before he rides away on a horse.
Thomas Müller draws it abroad
After a quarter of a century-with 13 championship titles, six wins in the DFB Cup and two triumphs in the Champions League-an era ends at Bayern. So far, Müller had only been a professional for Munich-even at the club World Cup in the USA this summer. The offensive ace had not received a new contract with his heart club.
So far, the 35-year-old had only announced that it would continue to play outside Europe after his farewell to FC Bayern Munich. He described the North American Major League Soccer (MLS) as “interesting league”. The Los Angeles FC and another club are said to be interested in the 2014 Bayern veteran.
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Source: Stern
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