Surprise comeback: Müller returns to FC Bayern | OneFootball

Thomas Müller, who is now under contract with the Vancouver Whitecaps, returned to the Bayern training ground on Tuesday. The reason: The international break.

Surprise at the FC Bayern grounds: Thomas Müller reported back on Tuesday. According to Bild, the 35-year-old is training for three days at Säbener Straße during the international break. The "comeback" comes 27 days after his move to Vancouver.

On Tuesday, he was therefore seen again in Bayern gear on the pitch. Müller completed the session with Aleksandar Pavlovic and Felipe Chavez.

Müller fully settled in Vancouver

Because Müller recently made headlines in the MLS: The long-time Bayern star scored the 3:2 winning goal against St. Louis City in the 14th minute of stoppage time in his starting eleven debut for the Vancouver Whitecaps - and celebrated his first goal in North America.

"The Müller era has officially begun," the club cheered after the match on X. And indeed: The 35-year-old not only led the Whitecaps onto the field as captain for the first time, but also converted a penalty in the last second with a cool lob into the middle.

After his move to Canada, the two-time Champions League winner said: "For the first time in a very long time, I'm joining a new team. I'm excited, but also a bit tense."

"The reactions were extraordinary. This is the biggest commitment our club has ever made - by far," explained Whitecaps sporting director Axel Schuster on Sky: "All games for the rest of the season will be sold out." Müller left FC Bayern on a free transfer in the summer. Afterwards, he took a long time to consider his future and ultimately decided to move to the Vancouver Whitecaps.

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