Thomas Muller

#raumdeuter [[Radio]] - Incessant Talker [[Raumdeuter]] - Space Interpreter [[R - RSG/backend/research/models/classes/Subclasses/Assassin]] - Instinctive Finisher Again and again there were games that weren't Thomas Müller games, as coach Thomas Tuchel put it - which is why he sometimes left the long-time driver outside. Otherwise, the busy long-running favorite was often very important as a motivator and tireless enthusiast. Müller's role can be described as an attacking all-rounder, a player able to play in a variety of forward positions. As he came through the youth system, he was seen primarily as a midfielder, but since breaking into the first-team he has been used in more forward roles. Both Bayern Munich and the Germany national team usually play a 4-2-3-1 formation, and Müller is most often part of the three attacking midfielders behind the central striker. He can play in any of the attacking midfield roles but usually plays in the center for Bayern Munich, and on the right for Germany. He has been used as an out-and-out striker on occasion. Müller has been praised for his maturity, pace, technique, he describes himself as a player who can find gaps in the opposition defence but not particularly good at dribbling or one-on-ones. Müller describes this role as Raumdeuter, "a term that translates to ""interpreter of space"" (cf. Traumdeuter", """dream interpreter""). During 2014 World Cup", "Germany manager Joachim Löw stated that Müller ""is a very unorthodox player and you can't really predict his lines of running", "but he has one aim and that is 'how can I score a goal?""" Müller plays as a midfielder or forward, and has been deployed in a variety of attacking roles – as an attacking midfielder, second striker, centre forward and on either wing. He has been praised for his positioning, teamwork and stamina, work-rate, and has shown consistency in scoring and creating goals.