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SunFlash
9 years ago
Amazing player for club and country. Never saw him play (obviously) but his name is all over football history. All the best to him.
Also, nice to see the media and public handling this so well. We don't see that attitude enough.
tuan_jinn
9 years ago
Damn...
I saw a documentary about him a while back on Starsports.
Wish him best of luck to fight his illness!
quikzyyy
9 years ago
He will never forget how to score goals.. Good luck.
Bayern Munchen: "For a long time Gerd Muller has unfortunately been very ill, he suffers from Alzheimer's disease. The media and the public have respected his privacy in this difficult situation.
Since the beginning of February 2015 Müller has been professionally cared for with the strong support of his family. His wife Uschi therefore asks for understanding that there will be no official appointments or visits on his 70th birthday."
Gerd's former team-mate, Karl Heinz-Rummenigge: "Gerd Muller is one of the all-time greats of world football. Without his goals, Bayern Munich and German football would not be what it is today. There will probably never be another goalscorers like Gerd, yet despite all his successes, he was always very humble and reserved, which particularly impressed me.
He was a fantastic team-mate and is a friend. Gerd will always enjoy a place in the Bayern family. After he ended his playing career, he brought his experience as a coach of youngsters to the club, helping define the likes of world champions Philipp Lahm, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Thomas Muller, and we are also grateful to him for this."
Bayern Munchen: "For a long time Gerd Muller has unfortunately been very ill, he suffers from Alzheimer's disease. The media and the public have respected his privacy in this difficult situation.Since the beginning of February 2015 Müller has been professionally cared for with the strong support of his family. His wife Uschi therefore asks for understanding that there will be no official appointments or visits on his 70th birthday."
Gerd's former team-mate, Karl Heinz-Rummenigge: "Gerd Muller is one of the all-time greats of world football. Without his goals, Bayern Munich and German football would not be what it is today. There will probably never be another goalscorers like Gerd, yet despite all his successes, he was always very humble and reserved, which particularly impressed me.
He was a fantastic team-mate and is a friend. Gerd will always enjoy a place in the Bayern family. After he ended his playing career, he brought his experience as a coach of youngsters to the club, helping define the likes of world champions Philipp Lahm, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Thomas Muller, and we are also grateful to him for this."
Bayern Munchen: "For a long time Gerd Muller has unfortunately been very ill, he suffers from Alzheimer's disease. The media and the public have respected his privacy in this difficult situation.
Since the beginning of February 2015 Müller has been professionally cared for with the strong support of his family. His wife Uschi therefore asks for understanding that there will be no official appointments or visits on his 70th birthday."
Gerd's former team-mate, Karl Heinz-Rummenigge: "Gerd Muller is one of the all-time greats of world football. Without his goals, Bayern Munich and German football would not be what it is today. There will probably never be another goalscorers like Gerd, yet despite all his successes, he was always very humble and reserved, which particularly impressed me.
He was a fantastic team-mate and is a friend. Gerd will always enjoy a place in the Bayern family. After he ended his playing career, he brought his experience as a coach of youngsters to the club, helping define the likes of world champions Philipp Lahm, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Thomas Muller, and we are also grateful to him for this."