'Still up in the air' - Thomas Muller undecided on future after playing final Bundesliga game for Bayern Munich amid MLS links

Muller featured in Bayern's convincing 4-0 win over Hoffenheim at the PreZero Arena, marking the end of his domestic league journey with the Bavarian giants. Despite stepping away from the German top-flight, Muller has yet to announce where his career will head next. At 35, the attacking midfielder remains committed to continuing his playing days, but he emphasised that he’s in no rush to finalise his future.

While Muller weighs his options, Major League Soccer is emerging as the most likely destination. According to reports, Los Angeles FC are leading the race to sign him, and it is believed that behind the scenes, both clubs are reportedly coordinating to ease his potential move to the United States.

Speaking to Sky Sport after the match, Muller said: “I'll take my time, I don't have any stress, but I still want to continue playing football. I have a list that I'm working through. The overall package has to fit. For today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, I know exactly what I'm up to. For after that, it's actually still written in the stars. I wouldn't like to want to carry out my world of future feelings here in an interview."

Muller’s contributions to Bayern are nothing short of historic. With 751 appearances in all competitions, he stands alone at the top of the club’s all-time appearance list, surpassing legendary goalkeeper Sepp Maier by an impressive 42 matches.

Though his Bundesliga days are now behind him, Muller may yet add to his tally as Bayern are set to participate in the upcoming Club World Cup this summer, offering the attacker one final chance to don the famed jersey.