Bayern star makes an announcement. - abruptly Müller addresses the TV audience.
In their last home game of the season, Bayern emerged victorious with a 2:0 win against Wolfsburg. At the end of the match, attacking player Thomas Müller takes the microphone from captain Manuel Neuer. He begins by poking fun at his teammate, joking, "Thanks, snapper."
Müller discusses the game, stating, "I've been saying it a lot in the past weeks: there are goals to be scored. That always has an impact. If you miss, the opponent always thinks: it wasn't that bad. Lovro, our youngster, scored with the inside of the post just a few minutes into the game."
However, Müller expresses disappointment over the fact that Bayern's 3-0 lead was whistled back for offside. "That was a stab in the heart," he says. "I had a little moment of sadness there."
He then goes on to praise the team's performance, saying, "We're happy that we could put on another good game. Bryan has already had a few good moves."
Müller directs his attention to TV viewers, introducing the young player Bryan as "Mr. Zaragoza, the little whirler on the left wing."
The seasoned player also commends the introduction of several new players in the squad, mentioning "Lovro with his first goal and two other lads who played as well."
He then notes his dissatisfaction with the season's performance, particularly in the Bundesliga. He emphasizes jokingly, "We at FC Bayern are normal people after all."
After briefly interviewing Wolfsburg's Maximilian Arnold, who had been waiting on the sidelines, Müller jokes, "Maxi wants in," and passes the microphone to Arnold. "Maxi, I'm handing over to you. Maxi Arnold from VfL Wolfsburg, ladies and gentlemen."
Müller finishes with a laugh and departs.
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Source: symclub.org
