Thomas Mueller's Life and Career Journey in Football "The type of a good listener and polite to everyone"

Thomas Mueller was born on September 13, 1989 in Oberbayern, Germany. He was born of Catholic parents, Gerhard Mueller and Klaudia Mueller. His parents always teach something good like honesty, truth, and help please.

Mueller grew up in a village near Pahl. As a child, Muller was the type of a good listener and polite to everyone, all thanks to the upbringing of his parents.

Mueller has a brother named Simon who is also a footballer, he is two years younger than him. As the first child, Mueller had a big responsibility towards his younger sibling.

Since childhood Mueller had a hobby playing football, he often played soccer at school. Muller often plays with his friends, he even has advantages that are not owned by his friends, technically and Mueller's speed is superior to others.

His first junior team was TSV Pahl, although Muller was younger than his other friends, but there he became the most superior player, besides often giving Assists, he also played very well. Together with TSV Pahl, Mueller was able to score more than 100 goals. Thanks to it all, Thomas Muller seemed destined to become a great footballer in the future.

Mueller's greatness with his junior team was able to attract Bayern Munich's interest, until at the age of 11 he officially became the biggest club player in Germany. Muller then had to travel far from his hometown to join Bayern Munich.

Mueller thrived through the Bayern Munich academy and he was once an important part of the team that finished runners-up in the U-19 Bundesliga in 2007.

After studying for about 8 years at the Bayern Munich academy, Mueller was finally promoted to the first team in 2008. But he first went through the season with the second team of Bayern Munich. In the 2008/09 season Mueller was able to score 15 goals from 32 appearances for Bayern Munich II.

Even so, his debut for the first team occurred in August 2008 when entered as a substitute for Miroslav Klose in a match against Hamburger SV. In February 2009, Müller signed his first contract for the senior team. The following month he made his debut in the European Champions League. In 2009 Mueller also strengthened the German u-21 national team.

Entering the 2009/10 season, Mueller's appearance has improved. He then got a call from Joachim Low and made his debut with the German senior team in March 2010 against Argentina. Where Germany lost 1-0.

In the same period, Mueler was also happy after releasing his bachelor, he married at a fairly young age, 19 years, with his girlfriend Lisa at the end of 2009. Both of them had been engaged since two years earlier.

Thomas Mueller scored a total of 19 goals in all competitions for Bayern Munich in the 2009/10 season. He also won the DFB Pokal top scorer.

Thanks to his extraordinary performance, he is trusted to defend Germany in the 2010 World Cup, where Mueller performed brilliantly after successfully incised 5 goals and 3 assists, which earned him the golden boot. Not only that, his neat appearance at the World Cup was also rewarded with the Best Young Player Award. And this is where his name began to skyrocket on the world soccer stage.

Back strengthen Bayern Munich, his performance is still consistent in the next season. He played in every game in the first half of the 2010/11 season. On 15 September he scored a spectacular goal in a 2-0 Champions League win against AS Roma.

Thomas Mueller finished the season with a score of 19 goals in 48 matches in all competitions.

2011/12 season, the number of goals decreased, Mueller just scored 11 goals from 53 appearances in all competitions. But it did not affect him to return to uniform in Germany in the 2012 European Cup. In the tournament, he successfully led the armored team to advance to the semifinals.

Two years later, Mueller became one of Germany's most important players when he won the 2014 World Cup trophy. His role was almost irreplaceable. In the tournament held in Brazil, Thomas Muller was able to score 5 goals and 3 assists, his goals including a hat trick against Portugal in the opening match of the group.

After playing brilliantly in the World Cup, Muller had received an offer from MU, but he refused the offer and preferred to stay at the Allianz Arena. Müller scored the opening goal of the season at the Bundesliga in Bayern's match against VfL Wolfsburg.

Muller finished the season with 13 goals in 32 league games, one goal in five DFB-Pokal matches, and seven goals in ten Champions League matches. He also helped Bayern win the Bundesliga for the umpteenth time. In the 2017/18 season, Muller became the most assist maker in the Bundesliga with 14 assists.

Throughout his career, Mueller has always been a mainstay of Bayern Munich, even today. Except for injuries, his position in the wing sector and attacking midfielder is almost irreplaceable.

He has also won many prestigious achievements, including 1 league championship title, 1 club world cup trophy, 8 Bundesliga titles and several other trophies. Until the end of the 20181/9 season, Thomas Mueller has scored 185 goals with Bayern Munich.

While on the international scene, Muller has made 100 appearances for the German national team and scored 38 goals. Muller also played in the 2016 European Cup and the 2018 World Cup.

Thomas Muller is known as Ramdeuter, which in English is translated as Space Explorer. The name is not without reason, the reason Muller is not the type of attacker who many kicks off, dribbling or passing the opponent but he moves more to find empty space to facilitate his colleagues take advantage of opportunities. In addition, he is also good at executing penalty kicks.

Until now, Muller has been listed as one of the brilliant players that Germany and Bayern Munich have ever had.