WATCH: Thomas Muller hilariously trolls Serge Gnabry over appearance, compares him to ‘Harry Potter and Steve Urkel’
Thomas Muller antics strike again
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Thomas Muller has taken a dig at Serge Gnabry’s new look ahead of the Champions League clash against Manchester City. He suggests the 27-year-old’s look is “a mixture of Harry Potter and Steve Urkel and a scoring machine”. Joao Cancelo was there to witness the bantering as all three were on their way to England for the fixture.
The German forward has a reputation for routinely mocking opposing teams, teammates, and even supporters. He previously aimed a dig at Lionel Messi, saying things “always go well” for Bayern Munich against the Argentine icon. This came after PSG succumbed to a 3-0 defeat on aggregate as well as a famous 8-2 mauling when on the books at Barcelona in 2020 where Messi represented the clubs during the tenure.
The Bayern Munich forward has said Barcelona is unable to cope with intensity in top-level football after its Champions League exit. “I think Barça can’t cope with the intensity. Technically, they have it all, they are great players tactically and technically. But they can’t cope with the intensity in top football.” He has also challenged other teams prior to the match and we may see a similar feat against the Blues.
Manchester City will host Bayern Munich in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals at the Etihad. Muller has been one of the driving forces of the squad and is likely to start the match. The second leg will be played in the Allianz Arena on 20th April. Both teams are contenders for the trophy and without a doubt will be a feisty run of affairs.
Is Thomas Muller one of football’s most underrated players?
Thomas Muller is one of the greatest German players to ever play. His skilled leadership for both his national team and Bayern Munich has created an amazing career resume. Muller has proved to be one of the most underrated players in recent history. His resume includes winning the World Cup, two Champions Leagues, and 11 Bundesliga titles. Thomas Müller started his career at Bayern’s academy and rose his way up to become the face of the team for over a decade.
Muller rose to global fame after his amazing 2010 World Cup campaign. He tied for the most goals in the tournament with five. He has a total count of 10 World Cup goals and can be considered one of the best players of this generation to play in international games. The “Raumdeuter” is one of the most skilled attacking players in the world. His ability to assist and score proves to be lethal. Under his years with Pep Guardiola, Thomas Muller’s game rose to an even higher level. He became a much better passer and his leadership role grew during this time.
Being teammates with some of the best players then, Arjen Robben and Frank Ribery, and Robert Lewandowski, was a big part of how he became a great player. With some of the most versatile teammates, Thomas Muller turned into an attacking machine. He is currently third all-time for goals scored in Bayern Munich history and recently became the eighth player to score 50+ goals in the Champions League. Muller holds the German League record for most assists.
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