Thomas Muller to snub MLS? Bayern Munich legend set to be offered Serie A contract as Premier League clubs consider move after veteran confirmed shock Allianz Arena exit

Muller has already announced his decision to leave Bayern Munich for free at the end of the season, which has increased speculation over his next destination. According to a new report from BILD, Muller could be approached by clubs from the Premier League and Serie A, with one Italian side prepared to offer him a deal.

While the German publication did not name the English sides, Fiorentina are said to be the Serie A outfit who have a free transfer for Muller in their sights ahead of the summer window.

MLS executives reportedly convened in Chicago recently, where discussions included the potential arrival of Muller. The consensus among the bosses was that the 35-year-old's signing would significantly elevate the league’s profile. However, staying in Europe for another season or two could entice Muller, which would mean turning down Los Angeles FC, the team that he has been linked with heavily in the past few weeks.

There has been interest from Turkey, too, with Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce willing to sign Muller as a free agent this summer. Per reports, the Turkish heavyweights could offer him a one-year deal with the option to extend for another year based on performances and mutual agreement.

Muller found himself on the scoresheet in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals against Inter last week, which Bayern lost 2-1. It is expected that he will play some role off the bench in the second half of the second leg at San Siro on Wednesday, in what could possibly be his final Champions League outing for the Bavarians.