Khaberni - Thomas Müller, the winner of the 2014 World Cup with the German national team, confirmed that he is feeling anxious as he prepares to undertake his first experience as a sports analyst in a major tournament.
Müller, who is 36 years old and retired from international play after the 2024 European Championship, still plays with the Vancouver Whitecaps in the American Soccer League. He will provide his analyses on "Magenta TV" during the World Cup held in the USA, Mexico, and Canada in the months of June and July.
Müller told reporters on Monday, during the unveiling of the "Magenta TV" analysis team for the World Cup matches: "I am curious and nervous at the same time about how things will go."
Joining him in the analysis on the channel will be his teammate from the German national team who won the 2014 World Cup, Mats Hummels, the Olympic champion Tapia Kimi, and the former coach of Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool, Jürgen Klopp.
The channel, owned by "Deutsche Telekom," will exclusively broadcast 44 matches within Germany, in addition to all other 60 matches live. Broadcasting rights were granted to the "ARD" and "ZDF" public television channels.
According to German law, matches of the German national team, including the opening match and the semifinal and final matches, must be broadcast on free television channels.
