Thomas Müller will never surpass the World Cup goals record.
This Tuesday, German football has turned a huge page in its history. At the final whistle, the public could celebrate the logical victory obtained against the Dutch rival (1-0), acquired thanks to the first goal for the selection of young hopeful Jamie Leweling. Except that the emotion of the evening took place two hours earlier. As the two formations entered the Bavarian enclosure, four pillars of the team said a final goodbye to the national team: Manuel Neuer, Toni Kroos, Thomas Müller and Ilkay Gündogan.
Four portraits of the players
If Kroos was not physically present, the two other world champions and the Manchester City midfielder were entitled to long minutes of applause, under the gaze of the giant portraits unfolded in the stands by the supporters. All accompanied by a message as sober as these four friends: “Legends. Thanks for everything, guys. »
A wind of nostalgia must have blown through German homes.
Germany validates its qualification in the quarterfinals by beating the Netherlands
