GUANGZHOU, CHINA - JULY 23: Thomas Mueller of Muenchen reacts during the international friendly match between FC Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao FC and FC Bayern Muenchen of the Volkswagen Cup Guangzhou at Tianhe Stadium on July 23, 2015 in Guangzhou, China. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty Images)
Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has offered Thomas Muller a job for life at the record German champions.
Muller has been linked with a move to Manchester United but Rummenigge does not ever expect the Germany international to want to leave the Bavarian club and has therefore offered him a position after he hangs up his boots.
"I get the feeling that Thomas will never leave FC Bayern," Rummenigge told Sport Bild magazine.
"And when Thomas does call it a day, we would also like to keep him as part of the club."
There had been fears that Muller might follow Bastian Schweinsteiger to United for a reported 100 million euro, but Rummenigge said last week that he is not entertaining that idea, adding that the 25-year-old forward is priceless.
Bayern have already signed midfield cover for Schweinsteiger by signing Arturo Vidal from Juventus on Wednesday.
The Chile international joined for 37 million euro ($40m) from the Italian champions with a further three million euro owing based on the player fulfilling certain criteria.
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