Things are falling in place for Thomas Müller.
The Raumdeuter had announced a few days ago that he plans on continuing to play following his Bayern Munich departure. After being pursued by several clubs from the MLS, Europe and even the odd Australian club, Müller has finally decided on his destination.
It was earlier reported that the Vancouver Whitecaps had finalised the deal — they had come to an agreement with FC Cincinnati on the discovery rights fee but were yet to discuss the terms of the contract
with Müller. The Whitecaps plan on using the Targeted Money Allocation (TAM) for the signing, and in the following year will turn him into a Designated Player (DP).
Now, according to Fabrizio Romano and Bild journalist Tom Bogert, Müller has given the green signal to the ‘Caps — he plans on continuing his career with them. A two-year deal has been agreed on.
Here we go.
Check out the latest edition of the Bavarian Podcast Works Show where we hit these topics:
- Luis Diaz has arrived in Munich, passed his physical, and signed his deal. A new era begins...
- Will Vincent Kompany hand Diaz the job or will he have to battle Serge Gnabry and Kingsley Coman?
- Is there any chance that Coman or Gnabry get sold this summer?
- Why Paul Wanner, Aleksandar Pavlović, and Josip Stanišić need to win the preseason.
- A mini-rant on João Félix.
- Tottenham Hotspur could be ready to pay €52 million for João Palhinha.
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