Germany national team legend Thomas Muller has hinted at a potential retirement from Die Mannschaft following their heartbreaking loss to Spain.
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- Muller hints at Germany retirement
- Says there is a 'high probability' after Spain loss
- Won the 2014 World Cup with Die Mannschaft
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WHAT HAPPENED?
In what was possibly one of the best matches to grace Euro 2024, Spain edged past Germany in extra time with a 119th-minute Mikel Merino winner. The Bayern Munich star has now revealed that he might have played his final game for the German national team.
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WHAT MULLER SAID
Speaking to Sky Sports Germany, Muller said: "There is a high probability that this was my last international match."
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
It was expected coming into the tournament, that this was likely to be Muller's last European Championship and with his participation in the 2026 World Cup being highly unlikely, he may have made the call to end his international career. If he does retire, he will do so with a World Cup to his name but without a European Championship.
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WHAT NEXT FOR MULLER?
On Instagram, Muller posted an emotional message but did not hint towards it being his last match with Die Mannschaft. In the caption, he wrote: "I am proud to be a part of this team and above all proud to be a German. Thanks to everyone who cheered with us and were great hosts. Let's take this feeling into our daily lives right now in current times."
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