Quote from: giammangiato on Today at 02:33:05 PM

Quote from: Marvell1 on Today at 01:29:21 AM

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By the way, Real Madrid is happy that they were able to win the Champions League trophy. But at the same time, they are sad as well because Toni Kroos is announcing his retirement. But at least we are talking about him. Nobody is talking about Reus enough.

Source: https://www.espn.in/football/story/_/id/40261432/real-madrid-want-toni-kroos-uturn-retirement-ancelotti

Every day players, even good ones, retire. Sometimes they do it because they are tired or because they think they are no longer able to play at high levels. It depends on how they do it and if they do it for the good of the team, they remain in the hearts of the fans: for example, I respect Alessandro Del Piero who at the time went to Serie B with Juventus proving to be a true captain.
And i remeber and respect him. Always

Looking at the charismatic pattern Toni kroos is able to navigate within central midfield and their ability to distribute the ball, I don't think he looks tired, Toni kroos playing style can be ascribed to that of Andrea pirlo, who was still playing till he was 38, so Toni kroos with his wealth of experience can still offer Real Madrid some years of good football. The appeal by Coach Carlo ancelotti to Toni kroos to rethink his decision on his retirement stance is not out of place, as players of such calibre of experience still needs to be within and around the team to help share their experience with the young ones. I'm not tired of seeing Toni kroos play, just the way I'm not tired of seeing Luka modric.