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BERLIN, Oct. 10-- Bayern Munich fans are concerned about the future of club legend Thomas Mueller and demand to keep him in a good mood. The 30-year-old German recently indicated he might leave the Bavarian side despite his until 2021 running contract if remaining a replacement. "I am not satisfied," the forward stated, adding if things don't change, he might have to reconsider his situation. The former German international hasn't been in the starting 11 for the last five games. The part-time striker missed the 7-2 victory at Tottenham in the Champions League and only collected 67 minutes in four national league games. Coach Niko Kovac is under increasing fire on that issue. A wide range of supporting comments delivered by prominent faces is ruling the sports headlines aside of possible new destinations such as all leading clubs of the Premier League, the Italian sides of AC and Inter Milan, and the Chinese Super League. Some speculative media reports speak of Mueller possibly leaving as early as in the next winter break, which seems not likely. English media talk about Tottenham's Christian Eriksen to be on Bayern's watch list as the Dane appears like a bargain rated at 30 million euros (33 million US dollars). "I am convinced to be of great value for my team," the Bavarian-born professional stressed talking about his ambitions "that are still boiling over as I am only 30." The 30-year-old is annoyed and doesn't feel comfortable in his new role after Brazilian star Coutinho has outpaced him regarding the first 11. For Coutinho, Kovac changed Bayern tactical system from a 4-3-3 to a 4-2-3-1. | 
