Thomas Müller

German footballer and World Cup champion

Thomas Müller - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 13th, 1989
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A prominent footballer, recognized for contributions to both club and national teams. Played for Bayern Munich, achieving significant success in the Bundesliga and UEFA Champions League. Represented Germany in multiple international tournaments, playing a key role in the 2014 FIFA World Cup victory. Notable for versatility on the field, excelling as an attacking midfielder and forward.

Won the 2014 FIFA World Cup with Germany

Secured multiple Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich

Achieved UEFA Champions League success with Bayern Munich

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