Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 10:54:01 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on Today at 08:22:44 PM

Toni Kroos is one football superstar that's achieved almost everything every footballer can ever dream of. Apart from not winning the Balon D'or, the German international have won every trophy that a professional footballer can ever win including the FIFA World Cup and six UEFA Champions League titles. For a player of his age and current fitness, retiring from the beautiful game of football at this time was very surprising but because we can't question his decision to have quality time with his family, I think we all should respect his decision.
The German international is currently with the national team at the ongoing UEFA Euros Championship but will be quitting from professional football after the European championship. Hopefully he comes back in the future either as a football manager or in football administrative positions.

Imagine if Germany wins the Euro? Then it turns out that Kroos will retire having won La Liga + Champions League + German Super Cup + Euro in a season Shocked

This is what I understand about leaving at the peak! And although they say that Real asks him to stay, it seems to me that he will not change his decision since it does not look spontaneous, but planned several years ago.

Only some star players have the courage to decide to retire when they are at the peak of their careers. In my opinion, whether or not Germany succeeds in winning Euro 2024, Toni Kroos will not change his decision to retire. Real Madrid and German national team fans will feel the loss, Toni Kroos is a player who has the complete attributes to bring a team to success. Almost all managers who have coached Toni Kroos recognize the midfielder genius, the course of a match will be simpler when the ball is at his feet. His expertise in reading the opponent game, finding narrow gaps and providing assists, are some of its many advantages. If Toni Kroos wants to continue his career in a less competitive league like the Saudi Pro League or MLS, I think he can continue playing for the next two or three seasons.