Thomas Müller Boot de Oro Sudáfrica 2010

Continue the awards the 2010 World Cup where the Spanish team was crowned the winner , and this time has been chosen the gunner, who was able to break more networks, the top scorer, striker, or any number of synonyms that mean a player who won more goals.

The award was one feature that was not given much time, having a par with five goals, mark held by: Thomas Müller (Germany), David Villa (Spain), Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands) and Diego Forlan (Uruguay)

According to the regulations set forth by FIFA, the Golden Boot award at the 2010 World Cup Top Scorers should take into account goals to equal the amount of assists as a player.

If attendances are matched by two or more players would be considered the amount of minutes.

But the choice was Thomas Müller, who not only scored that many goals but made three assists, leaving far behind its competitors (one each)

The young striker showed strong Teutonic offensive, defensive and collaboration in an undeniable quality that still has much to offer, especially considering that it was the striker who played the rest less time (with only 473 minutes of play)