When it comes to trophies, Bayern Munich stands head and shoulders above almost every club in the world. But among its legendary roster across decades, one name towers above all in silverware haul: Thomas Müller. In this article, KorKick will take you on a journey through his career, the records he owns, and how he became the undisputed Bayern Munich player with most trophies.
The rise of a one-club legend

Thomas Müller joined Bayern’s youth system at age 10 and made his senior breakthrough in 2008–09. Over the next 17+ seasons, he became the very embodiment of Bayern’s ethos — always present, always achieving. During that time he evolved, a match-winner, and eventually Bayern’s all-time appearance king.
His leadership, consistency, and knack for being on the right side of every big match meant he wasn’t just winning trophies — he was accumulating them. And as seasons passed, his cabinet of honors outgrew even the loftiest expectations.
Trophy count: how many did Müller win?
Let’s break down the silverware that crowns him Bayern Munich player with most trophies.
Club titles with Bayern
At Bayern, Müller collected:
- 13 Bundesliga titles (a record among all players in Bundesliga history)
- 6 DFB-Pokals (German Cups)
- 8 DFL-Supercups
- 2 UEFA Champions League titles
- 2 UEFA Super Cups
- 2 FIFA Club World Cups
These total 33 club trophies.
International and further honors
Beyond Bayern, Müller also:
- Won the 2014 FIFA World Cup with Germany kipedia])
- Added the 2025 Canadian Championship after moving to Vancouver, bringing his total major trophies to 35
That makes him not only Bayern’s trophy record holder but also the most decorated German footballer in history. bild.de])
Why Müller’s trophy haul stands out

Not every great player accumulates as many titles — here’s what makes Müller’s haul special:
Consistency across eras
He spanned multiple managerial eras (Guardiola, Heynckes, Flick, Nagelsmann, etc.) and adapted his game to different systems. He became a constant presence regardless of style shifts. cbayern.com])
All-round role in big games
Müller was never just a scorer: his positional intelligence, assists, work rate, and clutch performances made him invaluable in league deciders, cup finals, and European nights.
Rare longevity
He holds Bayern’s record for most appearances (756 across all competitions) and is one of the few players to score and assist over 100 times each in the Bundesliga.
Timing and team strength
Playing in one of Europe’s dominant clubs for two decades increased his chances of being in trophy-winning squads. But he also delivered on expectations (not just riding coattails).
Comparing Müller to other Bayern legends

If Müller is the top name, who comes close? Let’s compare:
- Manuel Neuer — a teammate for years, Neuer won many titles but still trails Müller in domestic and international tally.
- David Alaba / Robert Lewandowski — both won multiple Bundesliga titles and European honors, but not on the same longevity or breadth of competitions.
- Gerd Müller — Bayern legend with immense goal-scoring records, but his trophy count is lower compared to Thomas’s expansive modern haul.
Because Thomas Müller’s honors span domestic, European, and world competitions, with extra at the end of his career, none match his total.
Key career milestones and records
Some milestone moments that mark his legendary status:
- Surpassed Sepp Maier to become Bayern’s record holder in appearances
- Won 13th Bundesliga title (another record among players)
- Played in 16 different Bundesliga seasons and scored in many of them
- Broke the record for most appearances for a single club in Champions League, passing Xavi
Each milestone reinforced his status not just as a decorated player, but one of the most versatile and enduring.
Müller’s farewell and legacy
In the 2024–25 season, it was announced Müller would depart Bayern after 25 years. In his final home game, the stadium gave him an emotional ovation. uters.com])
He leaves as the Bayern Munich player with most trophies, with 34 major ones won in Bavaria alone, plus his 2014 World Cup, and more after Bayern. kipedia])
His legacy: adaptability, consistency, and winning mentality. Future players chasing this trophy benchmark will need not just skill, but resilience across decades.
Conclusion
Thomas Müller remains the Bayern Munich player with most trophies., he collected a haul that outstrips all his peers: 33+ club trophies, a world title, and more beyond Munich. His journey blends loyalty, peak performance, and a hunger for silverware that few can match.
If you’re curious about how his trophy count compares to other legends (Messi, Ronaldo, Neuer, etc.), or want a full breakdown year by year, let KorKick know — we’re just getting started with these stories.