Maximilian Müller

Maximilian "Max " Miller ( born July 11, 1987 in Nuremberg, Germany) is a German hockey player and current member of the A-team of the German national team.

As a teenager, played Maximilian Müller total of 64 matches ( first international match in 2002 ) and has been appointed with 18 years in the A-team in Germany, where he has now completed 160 international matches, including five in the hall. (As of June 24, 2012 )

In addition to four German Youth Championships with his team at the Nuremberg HTC belong to his personal success of winning the European Championships U16 in Barcelona in 2003, the Vice - European Championship U21 in Prague in 2006 and winning the Champions Trophy in Kuala Lumpur in 2007. 2008 was a miller long injured, but returned in time for the Olympics in the team back. At the Olympic Games in 2008 Müller won gold with the German team after a 1-0 playoff victory against Spain. He was 2009 European Cup runners-up England and 2010 in India World Cup runners-up behind Australia. In February 2011, he was part of the successful team at the Indoor Hockey World Cup 2011. In August 2011 the German team won at the Field Hockey Championship in Mönchengladbach in the final against the Netherlands. 2012 Müller was in London. Captained the national team after a 2-1 final win against the Netherlands Olympic champion

The path to the sport of hockey Müller found on his father Martin, who not only field hockey, but also played hockey and one of the most successful hockey players Nuremberg is. 2014 Müller was elected for the CSU in the Nuremberg city council.

At the Nuremberg HTC