Thomas Muller: I’m too ambitious for Bayern Munich bench

Bayern Munich’s Thomas Muller says he’s always felt comfortable with the club amid continued rumours he’ll leave the Bavarian giants.

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Thomas Muller has responded to speculation around his future at Bayern Munich by saying he is “too ambitious” for a role on the bench at the Bundesliga club.
Former Germany international Muller, 30, has featured in all seven Bundesliga matches for Bayern this term, however, he has yet to complete a full 90 minutes.
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Toe Poke Daily: Thomas Muller’s funniest moments; Man United make a signing

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If reports are to be believed, Thomas Muller could soon be nearing the end of his time at Bayern Munich after two decades at the club.
After joining the club aged 10, it has been claimed in the German press…

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Bayern question ‘timing’ of Muller, Hummels, Boateng exclusion from Germany squad

Shaka Hislop’s power rankings are back and while Tottenham may have fallen out of his top 10, there’s an all too familiar face atop his rankings.

Jurgen Klopp failed to get one over on former foe Bayern Munich as Liverpool were held to a 0-0 draw in the first leg of their second round Champions League tie at Anfield.
Bayern Munich have released a statement, questioning the “timing and circumstances” following Germany boss Joachim Low’s decision not to select Thomas Muller, Mats Hummels and Jerome Boateng.
Low said on Tuesday that the World Cup winning-trio will no longer be considered for international selection.
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Muller, Boateng and Hummels will no longer play for Germany – Low

Germany’s Manuel Neuer says while Germany had their struggles in 2018, the latter stages in the UEFA Nations League they showed progress leading into 2019.
Germany coach Joachim Low has told Jerome Boateng, Mats Hummels and Thomas Muller they will not be considered for future international selection.
Low, along with assistant coach Marcus Sorg and national team manager Oliver Bierhoff, travelled to Munich to inform Bayern players Boateng, Hummels and Muller — all part of the squad that won the 2014 World Cup — of his decision.
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Defenders Boateng and Hummels, both 30, and 29-year-old forward Muller had been mainstays of the setup under Low, but the…

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Bayern’s Thomas Muller banned vs. Liverpool in Champions League

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Bayern Munich forward Thomas Muller is suspended for both legs of the upcoming Champions League round-of-16 clash against Liverpool, UEFA has confirmed.
Muller was sent off in Bayern’s final group match in December when, in attempting to bring down a high ball, his high boot caught Ajax defender Nicolas Tagliafico on the back of the head.
After the match, Muller posted an apology on his Twitter account which read: “I am very sorry for that what happened yesterday! Was not intentionally [sic]. Get…

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Thomas Muller’s flying kick vs. Ajax was eerily accurate recreation of Bundesliga logo

Thomas Muller’s flying kick was possibly the most ‘on-brand’ red card ever seen in football.
They may have salvaged a dramatic 3-3 draw against Ajax in their final Champions League group match, but Bayern Munich had to muddle through the final stages of the game with 10 men after losing Thomas Muller to a straight red card.
The forward was dismissed in fairly uncontroversial circumstances when, in attempting to bring down a high ball, he inadvertently planted his studs into the head of Ajax defender Nicolas Tagliafico.
Muller was dismissed for his clumsy assault and Tagliafico eventually…

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Mesut Ozil’s agent blasts Manuel Neuer, Thomas Muller and Toni Kroos over racism claims

Germany’s Joachim Low revealed Mesut Ozil has been blanking his phone calls since the player retired from the German national team.

Raf Honigstein takes issues with Toni Kroos’ comments in which he failed to mention how Mesut Ozil was forced out of the national team.

Shaka Hislop takes aim at Uli Hoeness’ ‘misdirected’ criticism of Mesut Ozil and the Bayern president’s ‘lack of understanding’ of the situation. Mesut Ozil’s agent Erkut Sogut has hit out at Germany internationals Manuel Neuer, Thomas Muller and Toni Kroos, calling their response to the Arsenal star’s withdrawal from the national team “either naive or scheming.”
The Germany internationals had commented on Ozil’s decision to retire from international football in the wake of the controversy surrounding a photo taken with Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan in May.
Citing racism at the top of the German FA and in parts of the German society,…

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