There is such a player, the pass is not the top, the dribble is not the top, the speed is not fast, but this player, whether in the club or in the national team, he is always the main force of the team. The player is Thomas Mueller.
Since his fame in 2010, Müller has been the manager's favorite apprentice, both at Bayern and the German national team. The upfront jackpot has been important by multiple managers.
Whether it's Loew or Bayern's past managers, Müller is a key player. Müller's masterful running position and the connection of the midfield are an integral part of Bayern and Germany.
Müller's best position is in the front, his competition for the second point of the ball is world-class, and his sense of chance is extremely sensitive. In the past few years since Bayern and Germany won the World Cup, Müller has played very well, provided that there is a good center forward as a fulcrum and cover, and Germany has Klose and Bayern has Levan.
But when Mueller himself is at the top, it is difficult to play to his strengths, and being a fulcrum and carrying the ball for a long time are not Mueller's strengths. Facing England in the 2020 Euro 2020 knockout round, Müller missed a long-distance one-stroke and the team was eventually eliminated.
In recent seasons, before you know it, Müller's assists are incredible: 39 assists in the Bundesliga in the two seasons of 19-21. It can be said that this ballless master is still evolving.