Neuer makes history.

Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer continues to make his mark in his illustrious Bundesliga career.

Neuer makes history. Photo: Reuters .

In the early hours of April 12th, Bayern thrashed St. Pauli 5-0 away from home in the 29th round of the Bundesliga. This match marked a significant milestone as Neuer rose to 10th place on the list of oldest players to ever play in the Bundesliga (40 years and 15 days old).

Currently, this record is held by Schalke 04 legend Klaus Fichtel (43 years and 6 months old).

Against St. Pauli, Neuer played solidly and helped his team keep a clean sheet. He maintained his high level of performance at a crucial time, thereby helping Bayern maintain their chances of competing for the treble this season.

Neuer began his Bundesliga career in 2006 with Schalke 04 and quickly established himself. Over nearly two decades of top-level football, he built a substantial legacy with numerous major titles, including the 2014 World Cup with Germany, as well as two Champions League titles and 12 Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich.

Not only is Neuer outstanding in terms of titles, but he also impresses with the number of appearances. To date, the goalkeeper born in 1986 has played a total of 544 times in the Bundesliga, placing him among the players with the most appearances in the history of the league. With his consistent performance, he can certainly continue to improve his position on this ranking.

This latest achievement once again affirms Neuer's position as one of the best goalkeepers in the history of German and world football.

Bayern triumphs, Real Madrid reveals its limitations. Bayern Munich left the Bernabeu with a spirited 2-1 victory, while Real Madrid endured a forgettable night, losing control of the game and making repeated mistakes.

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