35-year-old Bayern superstar officially announced his debut in the U.S. League! Signed for 2 years + still wearing No. 13, and will host its first show in 2 days

In the early morning of August 7, the American League team Vancouver White Wave Club officially announced that it had officially signed 35-year-old former Bayern star Thomas Mueller, and the two sides would sign a contract for two years. In the new season, Mueller will still wear the No. 13 jersey he loved during Bayern's time in Vancouver.

Muller ended his contract with Bayern this summer and left the team freely. He did not choose to stay in the mainstream European league, but followed Messi, Suarez, Son Heung-min and others and came to play football in the US League. According to previous news, he may make his first appearance for Vancouver White Waves on August 9, which will be against the San Jose Earthquake.

Born on September 13, 1989, Mueller is one of the most successful players in Bayern history. In 17 years, he played 756 times, scored 250 goals and assisted 238 times, helping the team win a total of 33 championship titles in 2 Champions League, 2 European Super Cups, 13 Bundesliga, 6 German Cups, 8 German Super Cups and 2 Club World Cups.

In addition, as a German men's football international, he played 131 games for the national team, scored 45 goals and sent 41 assists. Mueller played a key role in the German team's 2014 World Cup championship. In terms of personal honors, Mueller won the Golden Boot Award and Best Rookie Award in the 2010 World Cup, and won the Silver Boot Award and Silver Ball Award at the 2014 FIFA World Cup.