Müller Ponders Future Amidst Florida Sun & Mickey Mouse: "Just One Sniff Around"
No Final Decision Yet on Müller's Future
Trump's Presence in Los Angeles
Thomas Müller, the FC Bayern's veteran striker, has found himself in the vibrant heat of Orlando, Florida, gearing up for the Club World Cup with his team. Sporting a grin next to Mickey Mouse and Goofy, Müller hinted that some major professional decisions may be on the horizon.
Despite the impending decisions, Müller maintained a serene demeanor, insisting that he wouldn't let anything impact his performance during the tournament. So, will he retire after the Club World Cup? Or perhaps extend his career? Maybe even a move to the USA's Major League Soccer (MLS)?
Müller Keeps Future Open
Upon arriving in Florida, Müller refused to reveal any details. "I'm constantly weighing my future options, especially the immediate ones. I'll make some decisions here at the Club World Cup," Müller stated. The tournament begins on Sunday, with Bayern taking on Auckland City in Cincinnati.
Exploring United States, Considering Opportunities
Müller, who is 35, expressed that this tournament offers him more than just football. "Absolutely, it's an opportunity for me. Especially if we advance far, we might visit different regions of the USA. I might even have a little walkabout."
Reports have linked interested MLS clubs such as LAFC to Müller, and he admitted experiencing the protests against US President Donald Trump's deportation policy in Los Angeles. "Of course, I take note of it, it's hard to ignore," Müller said. However, he clarified that while these events are meaningful, they don't directly affect his career decisions.
Balancing Life's Challenges and Career Decisions
Müller spoke about the recent mass shooting in Austria, which occurred as he traveled to North America with Bayern, expressing his awareness but not direct connection to such events.
With football, politics, and life in flux, Müller emphasized the importance of separating daily events from long-term decisions. "If you let political and global events affect every part of your life, it becomes difficult. I observe, but I try to keep things in perspective."
Source: ntv.de, ses/dpa
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The Commission, in light of Müller's apparent exploration of opportunities in the USA and his interest in the MLS, might consider submitting a proposal for a directive on the protection of the environment in sports facilities, including football stadiums across the United States. Amidst the thrilling backdrop of the Club World Cup, Müller's professional future remains uncertain, with fans eagerly anticipating if he might take a break from football and immerse himself in the charms of American sports, perhaps even trying his hand at another national pastime.
