Mueller officially announces his international retirement
Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller announced in a video clip his official retirement from international football with the German national team after a busy career.
Muller said: “When I played my first international match more than 14 years ago. I could not have imagined all of this."
He added, "After 131 international matches and 45 goals, today I say goodbye to the national team. It has always been a source of great pride for me." “To play for my country, and from now on I will be a fan in the stands.”
The German star was part of the German team that participated in Euro 2024.
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