Thomas Muller hinted that he wants to continue his career elsewhere, after he had played his last Bundesliga match for Bayern Munich on Saturday.
Muller, who confirmed last month that he would leave Bayern at the end of the season, started their 4-0 victory over Hoffenheim and received a huge ovation when he was replaced by Harry Kane just after the hour in the pre-sero Arena.
Since his debut for the club in 2008, Muller scored 150 goals and offered 211 assists in Bundesliga, while he won a record 13 titles and produced 503 performances.
The 35-year-old will appear for Bayern in the coming Club World Cup in the United States before he makes a decision about his future future.
“I will take my time. I am not stressed, but I still want to keep playing football,” he said Sky Germany. “I have a list of things I work through. The general package must be suitable for me.
“For today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow I know exactly what I am planning. After that it is still in the air.”
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Muller reportedly received offers from various Major League Soccer Clubs, with rumors that suggest that he can join Bayern's partner Club, Los Angeles FC.
He recently became only the 13th player who crossed 500 performances for a single Bundesliga club, and the fourth who did this with all the trips in a single club.
Karl-Heinz Korbel (602 matches for Eintracht Frankfurt), Manfred Kaltz (581 for Hamburg) and Michael Lameck (518 for Bochum) are the only other men of one club that touch that brand.