Felix Neureuther surpasses Thomas Müller's "spontaneous" profession of love to his wife Lisa.
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| Thomas Müller with his wife Lisa Müller |
Hansi Flick generated a minor surprise even before the German national team's next international games against Japan and France: Thomas Müller was nominated. Since the World Cup in Qatar, the experienced FC Bayern Munich player had not been a member of the DFB squad. The 33-year-old made a declaration of love in response to his wife Lisa's reaction to his unplanned absence the next week. Also speaking was Felix Neureuther, a legend of alpine skiing.
Due to Niclas Füllkrug's injury, Thomas Müller was promoted to the DFB team. This implies that for about a week, his wife Lisa will be apart from her partner. To the joy of the Bayern star, who shared a selfie with his wife on Instagram, she gave the 33-year-old a heartfelt farewell. Just before Müller left for the national team, this photo captures the two of them in a very joyful state.
"Love is... when she spontaneously drops him off at the men's outing at the sports centre," wrote the deeply in love Müller, whose wife had reportedly been with him up until just before his departure, in the post's caption. Müller is a 121-time national player. A heartfelt greeting to his spouse, to whom he has been married since 2009, was also added to his post. Recently, Müller shared a glimpse into his daily life with his wife.
However, Thomas Müller wasn't the only one to offer commentary on his wife Lisa's recent decision to stop "Radio Müller" from airing. Former ski racer Felix Neureuther, an admirer of FCB, was similarly moved by the expression of affection in the remarks.
With a wink, the 39-year-old improved upon himself. After the Bayern veteran finished his sentence, Neureuther said, "... and put a crate of beer in the trunk." Additionally, he inspired the national player to play with confidence in the two international matches: "Let's go, boy," the ski team wrote. Alpine symbol. Recently, the two made an appearance in Neureuther's "Beweg Dich clever" YouTube series.
In addition to his wife's act of love, the two-time Champions League champion now has every reason to be joyful. Müller recently played golf with Harry Kane, the new Bavarian, and demonstrated to the Englishman "in good Bavarian manner where things are headed.