Thomas Müller of Bayern Munich discusses his new role as a substitute and his part in Mathys Tel’s game-winning goal.
Bayern Munich defeated FC Copenhagen, the tenacious Danish champions, 2-1 with a major contribution from Thomas Müller. The 34-year-old expressed his gratitude to the Danes and talked about how he helped prevent a total disaster.
Being a part of the goal after being substituted in is obviously fantastic for me, Müller remarked. “This comeback feels good, and that’s what makes a team stand out. They didn’t lose a single game at home last year, not even against Manchester City. It’s a Champions League match, and we’re at FC Copenhagen. We sensed today that they are competent in what they are doing.
Müller’s playing time has been significantly cut back under Thomas Tuchel, and he has yet to start a game instead typically coming off the bench. Müller handled it diplomatically, as is his style. The Bavarian said, “I’m happy about any compliments, but I’m not sure if I have a new role.” “I’m a totally typical squad player who competes for playing time. Finally, the coach sets up, and we must respond appropriately.
He more than deserves to start games considering that he assisted in giving the Rekordmeister all three points.
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