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I love them 😭😭😭🫶🏼
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I miss them 😭
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They're so precious to me 🤧
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Mario on the football podcast "Phrasenmäher"
► Whether good looks harm a footballer
Mario: Yes and no. It also depends on how much you live it up. I always have to smile when I see photos of myself strutting around the pitch after games with my shirt off - like a rooster doing a rutting dance (laughs). I wouldn't do it today, especially as swapping shirts never meant anything to me. There was only one player I ever asked, and that was Claudio Pizarro
Mario watching his old self:
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Silliest man alive
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I'm confused but peretz/gk already there - so thomas and manu were the same team? still don't get what rhapa said😂 (he also answer thomas' comment)
Yeah, sometimes I forgot that Peretz is on the team lol, I think Rapha was also in the Thomas-Manu team and the three of them are bullying the baby 😹
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Bambi's situation at FCB according to Florian Plettenberg:
Bayern has no plans to accept proposals for Jamal this summer
Jamal is considered untouchable and an important part of the future, FCB plans to offer him an important contract to keep him.
The contract would have a large salary increase and bonuses.
FCB plans with him as the face of the club for the present and future
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Leon on his future at Bayern:
From my point of view, everything is clear: my contract runs until 2026 and there is no reason to think about a change
We now have a semi-final against Real Madrid to start with. That will be a huge challenge.
I have a new role in our system. Right from the start, I wanted to accept and implement what the coach expects of me. I'm able to win tackles and be important in the knockout games. That's what I'm trying to give the team now
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Ralf Rangnick on contact with FCB:
Bayern Munich contacted me and I also informed the ÖFB. We have a very trusting relationship
We are fully focused on the European Championships. I feel very comfortable here. At the moment, there's no reason for me to focus intensively and specifically on it.
At the moment when the Bavarians would say: We want you. And then I have to ask myself: Do I even want that?
If I want to do something else, I'll discuss it with the ÖFB first and foremost
(He is not interested in money)No, that doesn't matter to me at all. For me, it's about other things: Can I make a difference? Is there anything I can do? Is there a chance to develop a team and be successful? That's what drives me. Once that no longer drives me, it's time to retire
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Omg 😹😹😹😹
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werder ultras got themselves into leverkusen's home fans' block and handed out smoke bombs. leverkusen fans used it for the title-winning celebration and found out it was green and white colored!
this was in response to leverkusen's banner vs werder that says, "there are many music genres but only two genders". in response, werder replied with the smoke bombs and a banner that said, "there are many genders, but only two colors (green and white)". x
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Interview with Thomas Müller
By: GQ Deutschland
Thomas, you are launching a high protein drinkable meal on the market together with ESN. Athletes and healthy eating go together in principle. But how exactly did the cooperation come about?
I was looking for an entrepreneurial project that suited me. That's why I asked around in the industry, because I'm very interested in healthy nutrition - and especially in practical healthy nutrition. As a professional athlete, I naturally find myself in a special situation: I am supplied with the right food every day. But I believe that with the knowledge I have acquired, I can help my friends and family to eat better and more practically at the same time. I wanted to develop good products that I could stand behind and that's how I ended up at ESN. We are not the first on the market with our protein drinkable meal. But it was remarkable that RDY tastes almost shockingly much better than the products I was drinking before (laughs)
How much influence did you have on the finished product in the end?
The product category has been around for a while. It was important to me that we try to optimize the ingredients of the drink and tweak the protein content a little. I had the biggest influence on the selection of RDY flavors. I specified the direction in which the individual flavors should go - whether they should be tart or sweet. We developed this further in many tastings, so that they now have a clear "Thomas Müller note".
You've already said it, as a professional athlete you have experts to help you with your diet. At the age of 34, you are now a senior footballer - how has your diet changed as a result?
Of course! We have great chefs at both the club and the national team who prepare food that is perfectly tailored to us. And a lot has changed in the last 15 years: Today, there's no longer a Leberkäs sandwich on the buffet, but rather risotto, broccoli and fish.
You're more of a wiry type in terms of your build, not a muscle pack - is your diet balanced so that you maintain this?
For me, both training and nutrition are primarily about being fit to play. The older you get, the harder it is for your body to regenerate and the more support it needs to avoid injury. During the season, I don't focus on extreme muscle building. When we play three times a week, my body works best when I put a lot of emphasis on core stability and mobility during training. My protein intake is an extremely important factor here. Many people only associate protein with muscle building, but it is one of the most important building blocks that our body needs to keep our body and skeleton stable.
Staying stable is particularly important for you this year: the euro is coming up in Germany in the summer. To what extent is that already an issue for you at the moment?
It's a big topic, even if it's only buzzing around in the background for me during the current very game-intensive time at FC Bayern
The public mood surrounding the national team was pretty bad for a long time, and after the two test match victories against France and the Netherlands, the experts are once again saying that the title is not only possible, but a must. You've been in the business long enough to be able to put this into perspective - do you do the same with the younger players in the team?
I think one of my strengths is finding the right balance between fun and seriousness. Despite my ambition, I always need a pinch of humor. Even if everything never runs smoothly, it's worth sticking with it with joy and motivation. And that's what I try to convey.
Do you already see your successors in the team who can take on exactly this role for the team?
There are definitely a lot of players who will be fun to watch play football for years to come. At the same time, of course, it's important to show your face. The fans expect a certain amount of interaction from players, so you can't just show yourself on the pitch and then hide away again.
What are your expectations for the mood at the Euros - especially when you compare it to the "summer fairytale" of 2006, when the whole country was euphoric. Can you achieve that again?
Absolutely. I think the potential for ecstasy is there. I also think that a lot of things that have happened in recent years, from corona to the various political problems in the world, have created a great need to be really happy again. It doesn't feel like the easiest of times at the moment, so an event like this can trigger something that gets everyone going. Of course, for it to be like 2006, the key moments for us have to be right, with victories in close games against good opponents.
When do you consider the European Championship a success?
As players, if we can be satisfied with our performance. I know that in the end it's the result that counts, but if we are narrowly beaten in the quarter-finals after a great game against a strong opponent, then I could live with that, because that's the nature of sport. But of course the title is the goal
As a German citizen, I would be delighted if we could once again show our hospitality at such a big event. That the people who attended the games go home happy after the European Championships and have had a great experience in Germany. That would be the greatest success from an intercultural perspective.
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Thomas Müller x ESN
Translation :
Servus!
Thomas Müller here, new addition to ESN
Competitive sport has always been part of my life I started playing football at the age of 4, switched to FC Bayern at the age of 10 and have been a member of the FC Bayern professional team for 15 years now
Performance at the limit.
Testing the limits of your own body.
That's what connects me to ESN in particular.
I'm delighted to be part of the team now.
You already know Esmuellert.
But from now on it's ESN Muellert
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