Thomas Müller equals Manuel Neuer’s Bundesliga record for most wins
Thomas Müller equalled the Bundesliga record for most games won, previously held by Manuel Neuer, with Bayern Munich’s 3-0 victory over Freiburg on Matchday 7.
It was the 322nd win of Müller's long and distinguished career, which already includes an outright record 12 Bundesliga titles, and came in his 448th appearance in Germany’s top flight – all with Bayern.
Of those 448 games, the 34-year-old native Bavarian has started 386, scoring 144 goals and providing almost 200 assists to help cement his legendary status in German and world football.
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A broken leg in December has left 37-year-old Neuer’s career on hold for the time being and stuck on 322 wins from 478 appearances across stints with Schalke and Bayern, meaning Müller reached the same total in 30 games fewer.
The pair of long-time club and international teammates will no doubt continue to extend this record and vie for the right to claim it for the remainder of this season at least.
Top 10 players for Bundesliga wins
1. Thomas Müller (332 from 448 games)
1. Manuel Neuer (332 from 478 games)
3. Oliver Kahn (310 from 557 games)
4. Manfred Kaltz (291 from 581 games)
5. Robert Lewandowski (274 from 384 games)
6. Mats Hummels (259 from 423 games)
7. Philipp Lahm (250 from 385 games)
8. Lothar Matthäus (249 from 464 games)
8. Sepp Maier (249 from 473 games)
10. Claudio Pizarro (248 from 490 games)
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