
Bayern Munich bids goodbye to Thomas Müller. He shouts, 'Let us play!'
MUNICH — Bayern Munich fans have paid tribute to Thomas Müller before his last home game for the club on Saturday.
The supporters behind one of the goals displayed a huge red and white tifo with a picture of Müller and his name in giant letters, and a banner above it saying, 'For 25 years everything for our colors!'

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