For the first time in his career, Thomas Müller played for a club that isn’t FC Bayern Munich. The 35-year-old entered the field for the last half an hour in Vancouver Whitecaps’ 1-1 draw with

Amid the chaos of his first week with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Thomas Müller found a moment to breathe—and it came between the grocery aisles.

Müller was his affable, jovial self as he begins to settle into his post-Bayern club career with an MLS Cup contender

For the first time in his career, Thomas Müller played for a club that isn’t FC Bayern Munich. The 35-year-old entered the field for the last half an hour in Vancouver Whitecaps’ 1-1 draw with Houston Dynamo.

Thomas Müller has a lot to adapt to with the Vancouver Whitecaps after 25 years at Bayern Munich. First up, flying without an old friend.

Thomas Müller was unveiled as a Vancouver Whitecaps player on Thursday, insisting his body felt too good to retire and he intends to win more titles

Müller diligently signed autographs and posed for photos at the airport. In a sports bar at the airport, the 35-year-old addressed the fans of his new club for the first time. "I am happy to be here and to be a Whitecap," said Müller, adding: "We want to shape the future together."

Fans can only hope Thomas Müller's output on the soccer pitch can rival the charm offensive on display at his first Vancouver Whitecaps' news conference.