US EditionVancouver Whitecaps Sign Former Bayern Munich Forward Thomas Müller
VANCOUVER, CANADA, AUG 6 – Thomas Müller joins Vancouver Whitecaps as a Designated Player, bringing 13 Bundesliga titles and a 2014 World Cup win to a Western Conference contender, signing through 2026.
- The MLS club announced on Wednesday that Vancouver Whitecaps FC signed Germany legend Thomas Müller through the end of 2025 with an option for 2026.
- Following his contract expiration at Bayern Munich after last month’s FIFA Club World Cup quarter-final, Müller sought a new challenge abroad.
- Over his 25 years at Bayern Munich, Müller scored 250 goals, contributed 276 assists in 756 appearances, and won 13 Bundesliga titles, two Champions Leagues, six DFB Pokals, and more.
- Instinctively, Müller will likely start immediately for the Whitecaps, becoming their first significant MLS superstar since 2011 as they sit second in the Western Conference.
- The club is eyeing the August 16 home match against the Houston Dynamo, and Müller told Axel Schuster he’s ready to play the full match.
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Thomas Müller, a winger who represented German football giant Bayern Munich for a quarter of a century, has joined the Vancouver Whitecaps, who play in the North American professional league MLS.
Former Bayern Munich and Germany forward Thomas Muller has signed with Major League Soccer's Vancouver Whitecaps.
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