'My last game!': Thomas Muller Announces Retirement Plans After Germany's Elimination from Euro 2024

Spain caused a major upset in the quarter-final match of UEFA Euro 2024 by defeating Germany 2-1, sending the host nation crashing out of the tournament. The game was a tense battle with Dani Olmo opening the scoring for Spain in the 51st minute, followed by Florian Wirtz leveling for Germany in the 89th minute. With the match seemingly heading towards extra time, Mikel Merino struck a late winner in the 119th minute, sealing Germany's fate. The match also saw intense action with a red card for Dani Carvajal, as Spain emerged victorious in a thrilling encounter that lasted 120 minutes.

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Thomas Muller drops MAJOR retirement after Germany gets knocked out in the UEFA Euro 2024

After Germany's departure from Euro 2024, Thomas Muller has made hints about his international retirement. Spain beat the hosts 2-1 in the quarter-finals at MHPArena in Stuttgart on Friday, July 5.

Dani Olmo moved Spain ahead in the 51st minute following a scoreless first half. Germany equalised in the 89th minute with Florian Wirtz's goal, therefore extending the game into extra time.

With a stunning strike in the 119th minute, Mikel Merino guaranteed Spain's triumph, so shattering Germany's dreams.

Germany had an 84 percent pass accuracy, maintained 52 percent of possession, and got eight yellow cards. They logged five shots on target, two offsides, and five corners. After getting a second yellow card, Dani Carvajal from Spain was sent off in the last minutes of extra time.

In an interview with Sky Sport, Thomas Muller indicated his likely retirement following the terrible death, as recorded by Fabrizio Romano. Thomas Muller said: 

“It’s very likely that this was my last game with Germany, yes.”

Thomas Muller made an  emotional post after Germany's exit, Muller post read translated to English: 

"I am proud to be a part of this team and above all proud to be a German. Thanks to everyone who cheered with us and were great hosts. Let's take this feeling into our daily lives right now in current times."

Having started for Germany's senior team in 2010, Thomas Muller has scored 45 goals and given 41 assists in 131 games for his nation. He participated actively in Germany's 2014 FIFA World Cup triumph.