Bayern Munich’s Allianz Arena roared with cheers and tears as fans bid an emotional farewell to club icon Thomas Müller after his final home game. The 35-year-old, who spent **25 years** with the Bundesliga giants, was celebrated like royalty during a 2-0 victory over Borussia Mönchengladbach. 🥺🏟️
Müller, dubbed the 'modern gladiator' by fans, played his **750th match** for Bayern, leaving the pitch in the 84th minute to a thunderous standing ovation. 'I’ll miss it, but I’m not sad,' he told the crowd, clutching a bouquet of flowers and a framed collage of his trophy-laden career. 💐🖼️
From Kid to King 👑
Joining Bayern as a 10-year-old from small-town club TSV Pähl, Müller became a household name under coaches like Louis van Gaal. With **13 league titles**, over 200 goals, and iconic assists, he leaves as Bayern’s most decorated player. Fans unveiled a jaw-dropping tifo featuring his triumphs, declaring: 'For 25 years, everything for our colors!' 🔴⚪
What’s Next? 🤔
Though Müller hinted at excitement for his next chapter, Bayern’s decision not to renew his contract (despite his willingness to stay) ends an era. 'It’s like saying goodbye to a part of our DNA,' one fan tweeted. Wherever he goes, his legacy as a one-club legend is secure. 🌟
