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Felix Gotze has become the latest member of Germany's World Cup-winning family to join the club that produced his star striker brother.

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By . Craig Hope . Follow @@CraigHope01 . The younger brother of Germany World Cup hero Mario Gotze has followed in his sibling’s footsteps by signing for Bayern Munich from Borussia Dortmund. Mario – scorer of the winning goal in Sunday’s World Cup final against Argentina – sparked controversy when he quit Dortmund in a £30million move to Bayern 12 months ago. And now 16-year-old Felix has joined the German champions. Champions: Gotze and Andre Schurrle celebrate Germany's World Cup win on their return to Berlin . Winner: Gotze came from the bench to fire the final's only goal against Argentina . Red star: And now Gotze's younger brother, Felix, is set to join him at Bayern Munich . ‘He has joined us, that's right,’ Bayern's head of youth Michael Tarnat told Sport Bild. Felix will play for Bayern’s under-17 side, which is coached by Heiko Herrlich, who was part of Dortmund’s 1997 Champions League-winning team. Mario and Felix's older brother, 24-year-old Fabian, is also a former Dortmund player but now plays for SpVgg Unterhaching in the German third tier.