Mueller: Neuer s return to Germany is the best solution, I want to go back to China to get a few pairs of underwear

Tiger Pulp August 29th Thomas Mueller scored the winning goal in his first start of the 11-man game for the Vancouver Whitecaps, helping the team to defeat St. Louis City 3-2.

Injury stoppage time, he scored a penalty kick, which shocked the entire stadium. In typical Mueller style, he only watched the goalkeeper, stayed for a short time, and then skillfully pierced the goal of former Bundesliga goalkeeper Roman Burki.

Muller was once the number one penalty kicker in Bayern Munich, but Robert Lewandowski replaced him as Bayern Munich's regular penalty kicker after he lost his penalty in the 2016 Cup against Augsburg and the 2016 European Cup.

Muller commented on this in response to Bild's inquiry: "There is a reason why I'm no longer the first penalty kicker for Bayern Munich. My shooting percentage has dropped a little over the years. I think I'm too pursuing technology, and for Lewandowski, it's the opposite, he copied my technology and improved it. He can also shock the goalkeeper, but execute the penalty kick more firmly."

In addition, Mueller also talked about rumors that Neuer might return to the national team. He said: "In Germany, few people will resist the healthy Manuel Neuer appear in front of the goal again. Among them, one or two champions I want to thank Neuer, so if I say something else it would be strange, I think Neuer will be a top solution."

Regarding what facts are coming back to Germany next time, Mueller said: "I will appear in Germany again in the next few days, readjust the suitcase stuff and bring a few more pairs of underwear."