Recently, Amazon Prime released the documentary "Thomas Muller - A Real Player". In it, Muller talked about how the 2011/12 Champions League final made him grow from the loss, and the World Cup title is the most important title a player can win.

Talking about the 2011/12 Champions League final

"After I scored (in the Champions League final), we were quickly brought back to reality by Drogba's goal. What's even more sad is that after the game, which should have been our time to celebrate, there was a deathly silence. No one knew what to say, and the atmosphere was really suffocating."

"Success has real meaning because of failure. If everything is easy, nothing matters. I was still young, so the loss in the final has a deeper meaning for me."

"This final is very important for the club and the fans. But you can also feel the pressure on teammates, especially players like Schweinsteiger and Lahm who are questioned whether they can win the championship. They have received a lot of criticism in Germany."

Talking about the World Cup title

"The World Cup title is the most important title because you can pass on joy to more people. You share this glory with all the people who support Germany. This is a title that belongs to 80 million people."

"Therefore, the World Cup is the most important title you can win. You win not only for yourself, but also for all the fans who support you."