Quote from: snipie on Today at 09:19:56 PM

I don't know where did I see that Toni Kroos will join Real Madrid this time as a manager for the young or something like that. I don't know if someone saw it or it was just a rumour? I am pretty sure that Kroos will take the path of the others and start a training career with all the required certifications. Although we have many managers right now but there is still vacant places for many.

Last thing I have heard on this discussion is that the Board of Madrid are considering adding him back to their back room staff and Ancelloti has always said he is welcome back to the club anytime he wants, but i don’t see Toni Kroos immediately coming back into management like that, I believe he will take a break and maybe focus a little on his football academy to garner more experience on management. Overall he has been a good servant to the club and football at large if there is anything perfect for him it is retiring at the period when the ovations are high and that’s definitely now.

Quote from: Coyster on Today at 10:48:47 PM

Douglas Luiz will be greatly missed in Aston Villa, he was so important for them last season and contributed quite a lot to their journey to the CL. Right now Jventus isn't the big and successful club we know them to be, but it remains a great move for Douglas, it is a move that can take his career to the next level if he performs very well and helps to bring Juve back to challenging for trophies.

This is a good move if you ask me, Juventus are seriously lacking a proper number 6 since Pogba got banned, right now Juventus aren’t the same club they used to be but they are still superior to Aston Villa. Douglas Luiz has always been in the news since his Lazio days heavily linked with Manchester United then and later Arsenal. Finally it is ended