Kompany Praises Record-Breaker Muller After Victory Over Freiburg

Thomas Muller made history by becoming Bayern Munich's record appearance holder, marking his 710th game with the club in their 2-0 win over Freiburg. Coming off the bench, Muller not only set a new club record, surpassing Sepp Maier's longstanding milestone, but also scored his 150th Bundesliga goal, sealing the victory for Bayern.

Manager Vincent Kompany, who witnessed Muller's debut back in 2008 while playing for Hamburg, lauded the 34-year-old's dedication and consistency. Kompany emphasized Muller's unique contribution not just in matches but also in training, highlighting his importance to the team. He expressed confidence that Muller still has more to offer in his illustrious career, an asset he considers crucial for Bayern.

The match saw Bayern dominate the first half, but Freiburg pushed back after the break. Kompany credited the depth of his squad, specifically players like Muller and Kingsley Coman, for their ability to impact the game positively from the bench. The victory was not only a testament to Bayern's resilience but also a celebration of Muller's remarkable achievement, underscoring his enduring significance to the team.