📸 Flashy shades & DJ Musiala: the Bayern party goes on
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Since yesterday, the new German champion has also officially ended the season. Before celebrating with the fans in Munich today, Müller and Co. allowed themselves to really let loose again yesterday evening after the 4:0 win against Hoffenheim.
We naturally can't and won't withhold the pictures from you.
So lief die Meisterparty gestern Abend... 🕺#FCBayern pic.twitter.com/v9FWiCeKbn
— FC Bayern München (@FCBayern) May 18, 2025
Will Musiala soon start a career as a DJ as well? Probably that would work out for him too.
📸 ALEXANDRA BEIER - AFP or licensors
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