Bundesliga Bundesliga’s newcomers Bayern Munich are preparing for a game at the last emotional home of the season that will see them take the league trophy after the last whistle and serve as goodbye to veteran striker Thomas Muller.

Bayern provided their 34th German League title on Sunday without hitting a ball after title rivals Bayer Leverkusen were held in a 2-2 draw in Freeiburgleaving the leaders with an eight -point lead unavailable with two matches left to play.

Although there is no sporting goal to arrive, the team will be ready to go when they wait in ninth place Borussia Monchengladbach On Saturday, coach Vincent Company said.

“This week has been like every other week. We’ve prepared because it’s an important match for us,” the company told a press conference on Friday.

“We have no less pressure for the last two games. We are continuing. We want to win this game, is Thomas MullerThe last match at Allianz Arena, is a holiday for everyone.

“We want to experience a perfect Saturday if the preparation is good. It won’t be an easy task, opponents are good.”

The 35-year-old German captain Muller joined Bayern at the age of 10, helping them in 13 championships, six German cups, eight super cups and two Champions League trophies.

“It will certainly be very exciting, I don’t know if more about Thomas or the people around“Said the company.

“These are great moments, I have tried it myself. I also know Thomas, he is still a warrior who always wants to tell what we can do. He has a very special relationship with fans“

Muller has mainly been a substitute this season and the company has been known for its strict when it comes to discovering the formation before games.

However, when asked if the 35-year-old striker would play against Gladbach, the Belgian coach hinted it would be so.

“I want to stay stable, but I’m not stupid, so let’s wait and see tomorrow. I don’t want to ruin the holiday, anyway“Said the company.