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In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double
In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double

San Francisco Chronicle​

time18-05-2025

  • Sport
  • San Francisco Chronicle​

In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double

MUNICH (AP) — Bayern Munich celebrated its men's and women's teams' Bundesliga success with a visit to Munich town hall on Sunday, when the players dressed in traditional Bavarian leather trousers or dirndl dresses. Thomas Müller bid adieu to Bayern's supporters from the town hall balcony, thanking them 'for all the wonderful years' after winning 13 Bundesliga titles in 25 years at the club. The 35-year-old Müller, who joined Bayern as a 10-year-old, is leaving at the end of the season and had already taken his leave during the team's title celebrations. Bayern's men's team clinched the Bundesliga with two rounds to spare, while its women's team claimed a Bundesliga and German Cup double. The men's team will be content with 'just' a league title after Bayer Leverkusen ended its 11-year reign as champion the year before, and club powerbroker Uli Hoeneß took a swipe at some of the critics after failing in the Champions League and German Cup. 'I've always said that the German championship title is the most truthful one, and we won it by an incredible margin. Leverkusen 13 points (behind Bayern), Dortmund 25 points. If someone had told me that before the season, I would have called them crazy. We've rarely won the championship so convincingly,' Hoeneß said. Bayern's men next turn their attention to FIFA's Club World Cup next month, while many of the women's team players will be competing with their respective countries at the Women's European Championship in Switzerland from July 2.

In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double
In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double

Fox Sports

time18-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Fox Sports

In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double

Associated Press MUNICH (AP) — Bayern Munich celebrated its men's and women's teams' Bundesliga success with a visit to Munich town hall on Sunday, when the players dressed in traditional Bavarian leather trousers or dirndl dresses. Thomas Muller bid adieu to Bayern's supporters from the town hall balcony, thanking them 'for all the wonderful years' after winning 13 Bundesliga titles in 25 years at the club. The 35-year-old Müller, who joined Bayern as a 10-year-old, is leaving at the end of the season and had already taken his leave during the team's title celebrations. Bayern's men's team clinched the Bundesliga with two rounds to spare, while its women's team claimed a Bundesliga and German Cup double. The men's team will be content with 'just' a league title after Bayer Leverkusen ended its 11-year reign as champion the year before, and club powerbroker Uli Hoeneß took a swipe at some of the critics after failing in the Champions League and German Cup. 'I've always said that the German championship title is the most truthful one, and we won it by an incredible margin. Leverkusen 13 points (behind Bayern), Dortmund 25 points. If someone had told me that before the season, I would have called them crazy. We've rarely won the championship so convincingly,' Hoeneß said. Bayern's men next turn their attention to FIFA's Club World Cup next month, while many of the women's team players will be competing with their respective countries at the Women's European Championship in Switzerland from July 2. ___ AP soccer: in this topic

In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double
In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double

Winnipeg Free Press

time18-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Winnipeg Free Press

In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double

MUNICH (AP) — Bayern Munich celebrated its men's and women's teams' Bundesliga success with a visit to Munich town hall on Sunday, when the players dressed in traditional Bavarian leather trousers or dirndl dresses. Thomas Müller bid adieu to Bayern's supporters from the town hall balcony, thanking them 'for all the wonderful years' after winning 13 Bundesliga titles in 25 years at the club. The 35-year-old Müller, who joined Bayern as a 10-year-old, is leaving at the end of the season and had already taken his leave during the team's title celebrations. Bayern's men's team clinched the Bundesliga with two rounds to spare, while its women's team claimed a Bundesliga and German Cup double. The men's team will be content with 'just' a league title after Bayer Leverkusen ended its 11-year reign as champion the year before, and club powerbroker Uli Hoeneß took a swipe at some of the critics after failing in the Champions League and German Cup. 'I've always said that the German championship title is the most truthful one, and we won it by an incredible margin. Leverkusen 13 points (behind Bayern), Dortmund 25 points. If someone had told me that before the season, I would have called them crazy. We've rarely won the championship so convincingly,' Hoeneß said. Bayern's men next turn their attention to FIFA's Club World Cup next month, while many of the women's team players will be competing with their respective countries at the Women's European Championship in Switzerland from July 2. Winnipeg Jets Game Days On Winnipeg Jets game days, hockey writers Mike McIntyre and Ken Wiebe send news, notes and quotes from the morning skate, as well as injury updates and lineup decisions. Arrives a few hours prior to puck drop. ___ AP soccer:

Thousands of Bayern fans celebrate Müller: 'Merci and bye-bye'
Thousands of Bayern fans celebrate Müller: 'Merci and bye-bye'

Al Etihad

time18-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Al Etihad

Thousands of Bayern fans celebrate Müller: 'Merci and bye-bye'

Berlin (dpa) Thousands of Bayern Munich fans gathered in the city's main Marienplatz square on Saturday to celebrate the success of the men's and women's teams, but also to say farewell to club icon Thomas Müller. Bayern's run of 11 consecutive Bundesliga titles came to an end last season as they were dethroned by Bayer Leverkusen. But the Bavarians recovered the crown this term in Vincent Kompany's first season in charge. Müller, meanwhile, is leaving the club after 25 years as he didn't get a contract extension. "Bad news, I've not got a joke for you today... I want to thank you for all the wonderful years. I hope you continue to support the team and the club, it's in all our blood," Müller said from the town hall balcony when he took over the microphone. "In both teams we have young and dynamic blood, people who know what Bayern means to the people, the city, and so merci, servus and bye-bye," he said. He was the last player to be presented to the fans, in what was an emotional moment. During the celebrations, the players greeted the fans and dance along to party songs such as "We are the Champions" and "Sweet Caroline". "We're not just the greatest football club, we also have the greatest fans in the world," Bayern president Herbert Hainer said. The Bundesliga trophy was brought into the town hall by Harry Kane, who had never won a title with England or at previous club Tottenham and finally won a major honour. The women's team also participated in the party after winning the Bundesliga and German Cup. "It's incredible to see so many fans celebrating us. You can't do it without the fans - so it's even better that they're all here today. It's much more than just football, it's people, it's personalities that make up this team," director of women's football Bianca Reich said.

📸 Flashy shades & DJ Musiala: the Bayern party goes on
📸 Flashy shades & DJ Musiala: the Bayern party goes on

Yahoo

time18-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

📸 Flashy shades & DJ Musiala: the Bayern party goes on

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here. 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. Advertisement We naturally can't and won't withhold the pictures from you. 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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