Thomas Müller's cycle at Bayern Munich appears to be coming to an end. According to reports from the German press, the Bavarian club has decided not to renew the veteran footballer's contract, which expires at the end of the season. At 35 years old, the club legend must now decide whether to continue his career elsewhere or take on a new role within the institution.

Bayern Munich Prepares the Farewell of Its Legend

The club's sporting director, Max Eberl, spoke about the situation without revealing too many details. "We are still in talks with Thomas Müller and other players. When there is something to announce, we will do so," he stated. However, the newspaper BILD reports that, after meetings during the international break, the board has decided not to extend his contract.

Despite this, Bayern Munich still wants to keep the former German international involved in the future, offering him a position within the club's structure once he decides to retire. This is a significant gesture, considering Müller's crucial role in the team’s recent successes.

A Farewell Full of Titles

Since joining the club’s academy in 2000, Müller has built an impressive legacy with the Bavarians. To date, he has won 13 Bundesliga titles and has been instrumental in three Champions League triumphs. If everything goes as expected, he could say goodbye by adding another league championship to his collection.

The club has already promised him a farewell match when he decides to retire, but it remains unclear whether the forward will continue his career at another club or bring his playing days to an end. With his contract nearing its expiration and no renewal in sight, uncertainty about his future lingers.

What is certain is that Thomas Müller's departure will mark the end of an era at Bayern Munich, leaving an indelible mark on the club’s history.