Newcastle and Everton 'interested in stunning move for Bayern Munich legend Thomas Muller' with the German international approaching the final year of his contract at the club
- Thomas Muller has just one year left on his deal after the end of this season
- The 33-year-old has spent his entire playing career at Bayern Munich
- Newcastle and Everton are reportedly interested in a move for the German
Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller has been linked with a stunning move to the Premier League.
The 33-year-old remains a pivotal part of the Bundesliga giant's success with nine goals and an incredible 20 assists this season.
Muller though has just one more year left on his contract after the current season.
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According to German outlet SportBild, the experienced Germany and Bayern Munich star is being sought after by both Newcastle and Everton.
Newcastle are hoping to strengthen more during the January transfer window and will be expected to spend big money this summer - especially if they maintain their Premier League status.
The Magpies have already boosted their survival hopes with the signings of Kieran Trippier from Atletico Madrid and Chris Wood from rivals Burnley.
Everton meanwhile are just four points above the relegation zone after a tough season in which has led to them sacking Rafael Benitez as manager.
Former Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has emerged as a strong contender for the job following concerns among fans over Vitor Pereira being linked with the role.
Muller has spent his entire career at Bayern Munich, first breaking into the senior team in the 2008-09 season.
He is third on their all-time appearances list at 610, and only behind Gerd Muller and Robert Lewandowski in terms of goalscoring on 223 at present.
Speaking about Muller last month, manager Julian Nagelsmann said: 'He is a very important player, especially when the stadium is empty, his emotionality has a special task.'
He added: 'He’ll manage two to four more years. We make sure that he gets his breaks. Of course, that doesn’t always go down well with the fans.'
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