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Life & work

The player behind the career.

Biography and career records reviewed 23 Oct 2026.

Gerd Müller was a Bayern Munich and West Germany forward whose scoring record spans domestic, European and international competition. The German federation records 365 Bundesliga goals in 427 appearances.

German Football Association

Bayern’s obituary records 566 goals in 607 competitive matches for the club and 68 goals in 62 internationals. These are separate scopes, not interchangeable career totals.

FC Bayern Munich
Born
3 November 1945 · Nördlingen, GermanyFC Bayern Munich
Died
15 August 2021FC Bayern Munich
Position
ForwardFC Bayern Munich
Bundesliga record
427 appearances · 365 goalsGerman Football Association
Bayern competitive record
607 appearances · 566 goalsFC Bayern Munich
West Germany record
62 appearances · 68 goalsFC Bayern Munich
European Cup titles
1974, 1975 and 1976German Football Association
Height · historical listing
1.76 mFIFA

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Different records, clearly separated

His Bundesliga total is 365 goals in 427 matches. Bayern’s wider competitive-match record is 566 goals in 607 appearances, because it includes competitions beyond the league.

German Football AssociationFC Bayern Munich

Bayern’s Hall of Fame account records seven Bundesliga top-scorer awards and his 1970 European footballer of the year award.

FC Bayern Munich

West Germany’s tournament scorer

Müller scored ten times at the 1970 World Cup, then supplied the winning goal in the 1974 final. His 68 goals in 62 internationals form a national-team record separate from his Bayern totals.

German Sport Hall of FameFC Bayern Munich

The specialist inside the penalty area

Bayern’s retrospective describes Müller through his ability to finish chances in the penalty area. He joined the club from Nördlingen in 1964 and became part of its rise in Germany and Europe. His goal records sit within that team’s development, rather than standing alone as rankings.

FC Bayern Munich

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The published record

Career milestones.

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  1. 1964

    Joined Bayern

    Began his Bayern Munich playing career.

    FC Bayern Munich
  2. 1970

    World Cup scoring award

    Scored ten goals at the World Cup and finished as its leading scorer.

    German Sport Hall of Fame
  3. 1972

    European champion

    Won the European Championship with West Germany.

    German Football Association
  4. 1974

    World Cup-winning goal

    Scored the winning goal in the 2–1 final against the Netherlands.

    German Sport Hall of Fame
  5. 1974–1976

    Three European Cups

    Won three consecutive European Cups with Bayern.

    German Football Association
  6. 2021-08-15

    Death

    Died at the age of 75.

    FC Bayern Munich

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How many Bundesliga goals did Gerd Müller score?

365 in 427 appearances, according to the German federation’s player record.

German Football Association
How many competitive goals did he score for Bayern?

Bayern records 566 goals in 607 competitive appearances.

FC Bayern Munich
Did Müller score the winning goal in the 1974 World Cup final?

Yes. He scored the winner in West Germany’s 2–1 victory over the Netherlands.

German Sport Hall of Fame

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