Thomas Müller: assets and salaries at FCB

How much money does Thomas Müller earn?

Thomas Müller is not only one of the top footballers in Germany in terms of his competence, but also one of the top earners in terms of his salary. With 17 million euros, which do not include advertising deals and bonus payments (e.g. for goals and assists), he is in the FC Bayern Munich’s payroll very high. With his advertising deals – including for Müller Milch – he should be according to his own estimates Add another decent amount to your salary each year.

Added to this is the income from the German national team, which was not insignificant, especially at major events. The Thomas Müller’s fortune we estimated at 60 million euros. At the beginning of April 2020, the contract with FCB was prematurely extended to 2023. His already gigantic fortune could double her by the end of his career.

Thomas Müller’s career

Born on September 13, 1989 in Weilheim, Thomas Müller was already playing club soccer at the age of 4 – initially at a regional club, TSV Pähl, but at the age of 11 he switched to the youth team of FC Bayern Munich. There he played his way up to the A-youth, where he German champions would. Müller was particularly convincing in the youth teams with his high degree of flexibility, because he not only delivered a solid game in attacking midfield, but was also able to deliver consistent performance as a striker. This allowed the coach to deploy him flexibly depending on the game situation and opponent, so that Jürgen Klinsmann, who coached FC Bayern Munich during the 2008/9 season, had him prepare for the first team, although Müller was still in the second team was scheduled.

Although Müller made his first Bundesliga experience against Hamburger SV in the same season, he mainly played in the second team. Nevertheless, he was able to convince during his few engagements in the Bundesliga, especially in the Champions League game against Lisbon, where he prepared a goal and scored one himself.

Assets & salary of Thomas Müller

Certainly it is not only thanks to this game that in the following season he was offered a multi-year professional contract (until 2013) that gave him one Salary of 1.9 million euros a year brought in, but it certainly played an important role. While Müller’s talent secured his further career and his successful integration into the professional squad, the interest of foreign clubs in particular benefited him financially. Because although he turned down all offers, he managed to redesign his existing contract with FC Bayern Munich clearly in his favor and at the same time renew it several times through his numerous options.

From an initial 1.9 million is his Annual earnings since 2015 have risen to the above-mentioned 17 million euros. This enabled him to outpace former top earners Franck Ribery and Mario Götze, each with an annual salary of EUR 12 million. Thomas Mülller last tied himself to the association early in April 2020 until 2023. His estimated fortune of 60 million euros will therefore also make another high increase in the next few years.

National team

Even in the national team, Müller is an important part of the team, but his commitment to the 2010 World Cup was in limbo for a long time. It was not until a short time before his departure that he was finally accepted into the team by Joachim Löw. He shouldn’t regret this step in the period that followed, as Müller hit the opposing goal in the first game against Australia. He was also voted Best Young Player during the World Cup. With over 90 goals, which he scored in both club and international matches, Thomas Müller is one of the most successful German soccer players. In 2014 he was crowned world champion in Brazil.

His greatest successes

• German national player (World Champion 2014, third place in the 2010 World Cup)
• 2x Champions League winner 2013, 2020
• 10x German champions
• 6x DFB Cup winner

Ownership: home & horse breeding

Thomas Müller owns his own home in the small Bavarian community of Großdingharting. Nothing is known about the purchase price. In addition, since Audi is the sponsor of FC Bayern Munich, he drives a very sporty but modest one Audi SQ5 with a list price of € 59,300.

Together with his wife List he runs a horse breeding “Good competition“. A million dollar business with the four stallions “D’Avie”, “Bowmore”, “Four Roses” and “Imposantos”. A single insemination by double world champion D’Avie, for example, costs around 500 euros and when the horse is pregnant another 1100 euros. The Müller couple also breed their own horses for direct sale. Another lucrative mainstay that will continue to increase the miller’s fortune.

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