At the age of 10, Thomas transferred from his home club TSV Pähl to FC Bayern München. He quickly rose through the youth team ranks and joined the first team in 2009. His biggest dream became reality. Under head coach Louis van Gaal, Müller quickly became a starter and repaid the faith shown in him by his coach with his performances. Thomas is an integral part of the team and extended his contract with the German record champs until 2021.
Thomas’ star continued to rise with the German National Team at the FIFA World Cup 2010. After only two international caps, coming on as a substitute, Thomas returned from South Africa as the top goal scorer, the best young player in the tournament and a third-place finish for Germany. The Bavarian earned the World Champions title four years later in Brazil, where he scored five more goals and earned the second best player of the tournament.
FIFA
WORLD CUP

WINNER 2014
UEFA
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

2-TIME WINNER
GERMAN
BUNDESLIGA

12-TIME WINNER
DFB
POKAL

6-TIME WINNER
FIFA CLUB
WORLD CUP

2-TIME WINNER
UEFA
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

53 GOALS
FIFA
BALLON D'OR

5-TIME NOMINEE
FIFA
WORLD CUP 2010

GOLDEN BOOT
FIFA
WORLD CUP 2014

SILVER BALL
FIFA
WORLD CUP 2014

SILVER BOOT
UEFA
SUPER CUP

2-TIME WINNER
DFL
SUPERCUP

8-TIME WINNER
MY STATISTICS

- 488 WINS
- 89 DRAWS
- 89 LOSSES
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666MATCHES
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235GOALS
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255ASSISTS

- 77 WINS
- 24 DRAWS
- 20 LOSSES
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121MATCHES
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44GOALS
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40ASSISTS