Thomas Müller Has Arrived at Vancouver Airport. The new adventure is taking off immediately.
Thomas Müller Fully Enjoyed the Euphoric Welcome in his New Sporting Home.
The 2014 World Champion was greeted with a traditional drum march by representatives of the Musqueame Around Chief Wayne Sparrow at Vancouver International Airport, Then After His Almost Twelve Hour Flight, He Patiently Fulfilled Autograph and Selfie Requests.
Thomas Müller what Warmly Welcomed (Archive)
In A Sports Bar at the Airport, The 35-Year-Old Finally Addressed The Fans of His New Club for the First Time Around 5 PM Local Time.
“I’m happy to be here and to be a whitecap,” Müller Said into the microphone: “We want to shape the future together.”
Müller jersey becomes a bestseller
The Hundreds of Supporters Who Came Immediately Started Chanting His Name, Müller Clapped Along to The Beat.
Many fans had already come in his jersey with the number 13.
Around the Arrival of the New Star, The Euphoric Supporters Following their Teams Semi-Final First Leg in the Canadian Championship Against Forge FC (2: 2) on Large Screens.
Müller was picked up from the airport in A Dark van, on the drive into the city he could discover his ownness on countless poster.
Several Oversized Banners of the New HopeFul Were Hanging in Front of BC Place Stadium.
First appearance on Sunday
After a first night in Canada, the Official Presentation is already scheduled for Thursday Evening (6:00 pm CET).
On Sunday, The Former National Player is scheduled to make his debut in Major League Soccer Against Houston Dynamo – But He was Celeblrated Even before.
Thomas Müller is enthusiastically received
“Vancouver, Thomas Immediately Felt at Home,” The Whitecaps Wrote On Instagram Under One of the Numerous Videos of the Reception: “The Best Fans In The League Made It unforgettable.”
After 25 Years at FC Bayern, The Change will be big. Müller Hopes that he will get used to the League “relativeely quickly”. “OF COURSE, IT May Take Me a Fek Weeks, We’ll See. I’m fit. We’ll See about the rest.”