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Thomas Muller joins forces with the Croatian attacker and impresses the Americans.
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Thomas Muller joins forces with the Croatian attacker and impresses the Americans.

Thomas Müller, former Bayern Munich player now playing in the MLS, impressed American audiences during the MLS All-Star event in Charlotte by setting a new record in a penalty-shooting challenge. He was assisted by Croatian forward Petar Musa, who played a crucial role in helping Müller achieve the feat. Müller scored 79 points out of a possible 84, surpassing the previous record of 72 set by Evander of FC Cincinnati last year. Interestingly, Evander later matched Müller’s score, but Müller was ultimately declared the winner and awarded the crown. The event took place ahead of the All-Star game, where Musa and other players will compete against a team of Mexican league stars.

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Thomas Muller joins forces with the Croatian attacker and impresses the Americans.

Thomas Müller, former Bayern Munich player now playing in the MLS, impressed American audiences during the MLS All-Star event in Charlotte by setting a new record in a penalty-shooting challenge. He was assisted by Croatian forward Petar Musa, who played a crucial role in helping Müller achieve the feat. Müller scored 79 points out of a possible 84, surpassing the previous record of 72 set by Evander of FC Cincinnati last year. Interestingly, Evander later matched Müller’s score, but Müller was ultimately declared the winner and awarded the crown. The event took place ahead of the All-Star game, where Musa and other players will compete against a team of Mexican league stars.

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