Thomas Muller commits to Vancouver Whitecaps until June 2027 | OneFootball

Thomas Muller has committed to Vancouver Whitecaps until June 2027, extending a deal that was due to expire in December. The Whitecaps said in a statement that the 37-year-old forward has signed new terms.

The former Bayern Munich and Germany World Cup winner joined on a free in summer 2025 and became a linchpin immediately. The extension keeps him central to the attack through the end of next spring's Sprint Season.

He voiced delight at staying at BC Place, stressing the warm welcome and strong bonds across the club. He also highlighted the team's attacking, possession-based style as enjoyable to play and watch, and that he still relishes weekly football and feels in good condition.

Muller made an instant impact, lifting the Canadian Championship and helping Vancouver reach a first MLS Cup final, where they lost to Inter Miami. He has 19 goals and 12 assists in 45 appearances across all competitions, leading the club's league tallies with 16 goals and 11 assists. His form earned MLS All-Star selection this year.

Vancouver visit Chicago Fire on 6 October. Jesper Sorensen's side top the Western Conference with 50 points from 26 matches and, with Muller's future resolved, are targeting top seeding for the play-offs.

Source: Goal.com

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