Mueller leaves Mainz for Hamburg
International striker Nicolai Mueller. AFP PHOTO
Football, Oversea's Football Leagues, Sports
August 5, 2014

Mueller leaves Mainz for Hamburg

BERLIN, August 6, 2014 (AFP) – International striker Nicolai Mueller has left Mainz to join Hamburg on a four-year contract worth an estimated 4.5 million euros.

The 26-year-old, capped twice by Germany, had been with Mainz since 2011, scoring nine goals last season.

Mueller becomes Hamburg’s fourth close-season recruit after Swiss midfielder Valon Behrami (Napoli), Hungarian Zoltan Stieber (Greuther Fuerth), and German striker Pierre-Michel Lasogga, on loan last season from Hertha Berlin.

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