At 19:30 Beijing time, Bayern Munich officially issued an obituary, announcing the death of the club's legendary goalscorer Gad Müller at the age of 75.
The official Club of Bayern Munich wrote: Today, the world of Bayern Football Club stands still. The Bundesliga champions and all its fans will mourn Gad Müller, who died in the early hours of Sunday morning at the age of 75.
One of the greatest goalscorers of German football, nicknamed "Bomber" Gerd Müller dedicated almost all of his club career to The best club in Germany, Bayern Munich, scoring an impressive record of 365 goals in 427 league games for Bayern and winning four Bundesliga titles for Bayern. He also set a record of 40 goals in a single season in 1972, a record that was broken by Levan's 41 goals in the Bundesliga last season.
In addition to his epic performances in the Bundesliga, Gad Müller has won almost all the football accolades, and in the champions league, the European Championship and the World Cup, The three top club and national teams, Gad müller has not only scored in the final, but also won the Golden Boot award in all three competitions.
At the national team level, in 1966 Gad Müller began to represent the then West German team in international competitions, scoring 68 goals in 62 appearances for the national team, and led the team to the 1972 European Championship and the 1974 World Cup. At the 1970 World Cup in Mexico and the 1974 World Cup on home soil, Gad Mueller held the world cup total goal record for 32 years, until the 21st century, when it was not reached by two juniors, Klose and Ronaldo. In the 1974 World Cup final against the Netherlands, Gad müller scored the winning goal to help the team win the World Cup.
After announcing his retirement in 1981, Gad Mueller was awarded the Golden Boot of the Century, the FIFA Gold Medal, in 1988. Since then, the Authoritative European Sports Media "Team Newspaper" has also selected Gad Mueller as one of the ten greatest superstars in the history of football. In 2015, Gad Mueller unfortunately developed Alzheimer's disease.
Just last November 3, Gad Mueller celebrated his 75th birthday, but Mueller's wife revealed in an interview that he was in poor health and praised him as a fighter who has been fighting. Finally, today, one of the most successful players in the world has passed away.
May the dead rest in peace