In the world of football, one name stands out above all others: Thomas Müller. The German forward has been a key player for Bayern Munich over the past decade and is widely regarded as one of the best players in the sport. However, his assist numbers have never quite matched his reputation on the pitch.

That is until now, with the introduction of new technology that allows teams to track every pass made by their players during matches. This data has revealed some surprising statistics about Müller's assists for Bayern Munich, highlighting just how important he truly is to the team.

According to the data, Müller has provided an average of 1.5 assists per game for Bayern Munich over the last two seasons. That means he has played in at least 70% of all games where he was involved in a goal-scoring opportunity for the club.

But what really sets Müller apart from other players is the fact that he has consistently delivered these high-quality passes throughout his career. In fact, according to the data, Müller has averaged more than 88% accuracy when completing long-range passes in his career.

This level of consistency is something that makes Müller such a valuable asset to Bayern Munich. He knows exactly what to do under pressure, whether it be making a dangerous run into the box or finding the perfect pass to set up a teammate.

Overall, the introduction of this new technology has allowed us to see just how much Müller contributes to Bayern Munich's success. While Müller may not be the most flashy player on the pitch, his contributions are essential if Bayern Munich want to continue their dominance in the Bundesliga and beyond.

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