Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge believes Thomas Muller could remain at the club for his entire playing career and beyond.
The Germany international has been at the Bundesliga side since he was 10-years-old and has gone on to become a star of the first-team, winning four league titles, three DFB-Pokals and the Champions League.
The World Cup winner has attracted interest from Manchester United this summer, but Rummenigge says he cannot see the 25-year-old leaving the Allianz Arena outfit any time soon.
"I have the feeling that Thomas is at Bayern for life and will never leave," the former Bayern player told Sport Bild.
"When Thomas one day ends his playing career, we would like to integrate him into the club in another role.
"He is totally comfortable in Munich. I do not think that our fans have to worry."
Coach Pep Guardiola's future has also come under some doubt over the last year or so, with his contract set to expire in 2016, but Rummenigge is confident he will sign a new deal.
"There has been no indication that Pep does not want to extend," he added.
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