The legend of Bayern Munich, Thomas Muller is about to complete the transfer to Vancouver Whitecaps at the American professional tournament (MLS) after leaving the Bavaria club on the form of free transfer.
Bayern Munich made a difficult decision in April when Thomas Muller was not allowed to sign a new contract. The German striker has devoted his whole career in Bayern, winning all possible titles. Muller played the final match for the Gray Lobster at the FIFA Club World Cup when he came on the bench in the quarter -final against PSG.
The Bundesliga champion believes that it is time to break up with Muller. The veteran German striker will surely return to the club with a certain role after retiring. Currently, Muller is preparing for the next adventure in his career.
According to Givemesport, Muller agreed to sign a contract with Vancouver Whitecaps. The Canadian team has reached an agreement with FC Cincinnati on the right to detect Muller. Bild, Sky Sports in Germany and transfer expert Fabrizio Romano also confirmed that Muller will sign a 2 -year contract with Vancouver Whitecaps.
“Thomas Muller went to Vancouver Whitecaps, we started! The German legend reached an agreement to join the MLS team. The two -year contract was signed with Muller, who would not retire and start the new chapter at MLS as he wanted.
In terms of physical strength and quality on the pitch, Muller will definitely be a remarkable name at MLS. He can definitely contact his former teammate Alphonso Davies to learn about the tournament, especially Vancouver Whitecaps, when Davies joined Bayern from this team in 2019.
The fact that Muller left Bayern Munich made the BLD team under pressure when he had not found a replacement, both in the dressing room as well as on the pitch. The Gray Lobster prepared to complete the first summer deal with Luis Diaz, who was considered to be a replacement for Leroy Sane on the left. Sane also left Bayern this summer on the form of free transfer to join Galatasaray.
Stuttemade's nick woltemade may be the muller replacement for Bayern. The German striker reached his personal agreement with Die Roten, but Stuttgart still did not want to sell. Stuttgart rejected two offers from Bayern. The Bundesliga champion may continue negotiating with Stuttgart this weekend after the agreement to sign the contract with Diaz was completed.