Quote from: lixer on Today at 05:12:59 PM

Quote from: bitLeap on Today at 12:45:20 PM

Seeing Toni Kroos retirement decision, it makes perfect sense that he wants to focus on continuing his program at the children's football academy that has been built. And decided to retire at the right moment when the club he was playing for managed to lift the UCL trophy. Toni Kroos wants to end his career on a sweet note, if you look at several players who in their old age still continue to play for local clubs that are not yet well known, don't contribute much and sometimes even trigger negative criticism. Instead of getting his signature to give additional strength to the club, it exceeded expectations. So, this is where Toni Kroos doesn't want to suffer the same fate that befell a player who was once a star but didn't get an award at his last club.

There is no doubt Toni Kroos is one of the legendary player at Real Madrid, and he achieved all his best while playing here with right now as he completed double his retirement making things perfect for him because we have few players those were able to have ended their career like this with high note and all dreams come true he is just 34 years old and can do something more but as he announces this is the best time for having retirement is surely honorable end of player like his level.

His impressive performance allow Germany to have place into quarterfinal with things are surely good because now they can go through for another milestone even this is not easy, but they can, they achieve another big win which could be surely historic end of this legendary player.

He could have gone to enjoy football in some other league, where the demands are not so high, while continuing to earn money, but he did well to do so, he showed that for him money is not the most important thing in football. Let's see how he finishes at the European Championship, judging by the ratings he is now in third place in the race for the golden ball, so anything can have an impact