- Vancouver Whitecaps signed former Bayern Munich forward Thomas Muller
- The 35-year-old penned a deal through 2025 with option for one more year
- Muller leaves Bayern after 756 games, 250 goals, 276 assists and 33 trophies
Key Takeaways:
MLS club Vancouver Whitecaps have announced the signing of former Bayern Munich forward Thomas Müller. The 35-year-old German has signed a contract until the end of the 2025 season, with an option for a one-year extension.
“From Munich to Vancouver. A legend arrives. 13 Bundesliga titles, 2 UEFA Champions League titles, 1 FIFA World Cup trophy. Thomas Muller is here and ready to write his next chapter with the Caps” the club wrote on its official website.
A legend arrives. The Raumdeuter is here.
Willkommen, Thomas Müller! 🌊 #VWFC | 📰: https://t.co/GHWwPJ6pgo pic.twitter.com/yaGLsxWIFg
— Vancouver Whitecaps FC (@WhitecapsFC) August 6, 2025
“Thomas is a world-class player” said Axel Schuster, CEO and Sporting Director of Vancouver.
Schuster said Muller is known “for his elite chance creation, unmatched spatial awareness, and relentless off-the-ball movement.”
“He not only brings a winning pedigree and exceptional football intelligence, but also a tireless work ethic that will elevate the entire team. Thomas is a natural leader whose passion for the game is infectious. This is a statement signing by our club and our ownership – a transformative moment for our club and our city. We are proud to welcome Thomas to Vancouver” added the sporting director.
Muller left Bayern this summer. He is a product of the Bavarian club’s academy and has played for the first team since 2007.
In total, the forward has recorded 756 matches in all competitions, scoring 250 goals and providing 276 assists. Muller has won 33 trophies with Bayern.<