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Eleven times consecutive winners of the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich lost their German championship title. However, the Bavarian club remains focused on the Champions League, where they will face Real Madrid in the semi-final. The end of the season is focused on this objective. This weekend, the Munich residents easily beat Union Berlin (1-5), notably with a brilliant performance from Thomas Müller, author of a double. Unfortunately for him, the German attacking midfielder will not be able to take advantage of his current good form. His coach, Thomas Tuchel, is not counting on him for the double confrontation against Real.
“No (he won’t play). He knows it. His form today (Saturday) was not good. The goals were absolutely excellent, but nothing more. We can discuss it endlessly if you don’t agree (to the journalist), but I have my opinion. He knows it too, he saw the match the same way as me. We know what he can do, but it has nothing to do with the match against Real Madrid.” he declared to Bild. The Munich coach should renew the same offensive composition as that used against Arsenal last week, with Leroy Sané on the right side, Raphaël Guerreiro or Mathys Tel on the left side, and Jamal Musiala in support of Harry Kane.
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