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Quote from: Blitzboy on June 21, 2024, 08:48:50 PM

Nobody wants a legend gone. Kroos is a winner and a maestro. He improves Madrid. But he's aging. He deserved retirement. Seeing him play for Germany is sad. He's touchy. He's still seeing. No doubt, the game is bittersweet. Players go, yet the club continues.

Dont underestimate Ancelotti. He knows. He has promising young star Bellingham. Another rising star is Camavinga. His Modric is still strong. Not Kroos, but damn good. Maybe this is Real Madrid's chance to grow. To experience something new. To leave a mark. So, yeah, we'll miss Kroos. Still, Im excited. Lets see how this team does. Let them prove they're still the best.

Generations keep changing, every player will leave the club and be replaced by a new player, that's the reality. Toni Kroos decision really surprised the public, but because no one is able to fight the aging process due to his increasing age, everyone must be ready to let him go even though his abilities are still really needed by the club. Toni Kroos chose to leave in a very perfect way, he had anticipated all the worst possibilities that could happen to him. So, before that happened, he chose to leave while he was still at the peak of his performance.

Departure is certainly a big loss for Real Madrid, but this reality must be accepted and Ancelotti must utilize the players he currently has to fill the role that has been the responsibility of Toni Kroos. Ancelotti can take advantage of Bellingham ability to become the new maestro in Real Madrid's midfield, he also has several other quality midfielders who are also still young, their abilities can increase creativity on the front lines and produce an increasingly solid team performance.

It's true, there are no eternal players in football, what happens is that new players will be born and old players will retire, and so on. However, what makes the difference is whether the player will retire when their abilities are still very good and are still very much needed, or they will retire when they no longer have the ability to play. And Toni Kroos has decided that he will retire while his abilities are still very good and are really needed by his club and country.

It is quite difficult to find a player like Toni Kroos, but it is not impossible that there will be a new player born who will replace Toni Kroos. This is a very normal thing in football, because we cannot expect players to be able to play forever. Many star players have to retire and we have seen this from generation to generation. There is always renewal, therefore the regeneration process will always exist.

Kroos could easily play another two seasons well. But hey, that's how it goes, right? Another Kroos, though? That'll be hard. He has surgeon's touch and hawk's vision. His football IQ is off the chart. But there's always a young kid ready to explode. With Kroos teaching Real Madrid's youthful guns, who knows? He may be training the next midfield master. Like passing the torch, man

Kroos had a fantastic career with several awards. His game was elegant and classy. We shouldn't be sad about his exit; we should be proud of what he has done. Let's toast Toni Kroos, the midfield maestro who bring us the beautiful game. Brother, cheers!