Thomas Müller posts peculiar video before traveling to Canada to sign with Vancouver Whitecaps

For the first time in his professional career, the legendary Thomas Müller is leaving his beloved Bayern Munich, the Bundesliga, and European elite soccer. His next chapter will take place in Major League Soccer, as the Vancouver Whitecaps secured his signature after months of negotiations. The transfer is considered one of the most significant in MLS history, and BC Place is preparing a massive welcome celebration.

“Hello, guys. I’m on my flight to Vancouver,” Müller said on Tuesday, recording a vlog from the plane and sharing it across all his social media platforms. The Bavarian icon also took a moment to joke about his long-time roommate and teammate Manuel Neuer: “I’m looking for the goat. Can you help me? I can’t find him anywhere. Manuel, please. This is my first flight without Manuel in about fifteen years.”

With his trademark charisma, Müller added: “I’m really excited to come to Vancouver to play with the Whitecaps. Fingers crossed for my first matches. See you there, goodbye.” The German forward is now eagerly anticipating the massive reception awaiting him from the Caps’ faithful.

A bold statement: “I’m here to win a championship”

The German legend, whose trophy cabinet already includes a World Cup, 13 Bundesliga titles, two FIFA Club World Cups, and two UEFA Champions League trophies, made it clear that his ambitions remain high. “I’m really looking forward to coming to Vancouver to help this team win a championship. I’ve heard amazing things about the city, but above all, I’m here to win,” Müller told Sports Illustrated.

Müller’s commitment to the Whitecaps’ playoff push

In his interview, Müller revealed that he had meaningful talks with Axel Schuster and Jesper Sorensen, which fueled his desire to join the club. “Now I’m eager to play in front of the fans and see them fill BC Place as we push toward the playoffs,” he said.

With Müller’s arrival, the Whitecaps not only add a world-class talent to their roster but also a proven leader whose experience at the highest level could be pivotal in guiding the team deep into the postseason.