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    newsfootball4 months ago

    Want to finish my career at Real Madrid and it will happen, reveals Toni Kroos

    Real Madrid’s Toni Kroos has confessed that he wants to retire with the Los Blancos and believes that it will happen despite the fact that he has only eighteen months left on his current deal. The 32-year-old has thrived and flourished since arriving in Spain, making 340 appearances in the process.
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    newsfootball6 months ago

    Lionel Messi winning the Ballon d'Or was absolutely not deserved, asserts Toni Kroos

    Lionel Messi was awarded the Ballon d’Or on Monday night but Toni Kroos does not believe that the Argentine should have won the award and felt that Karim Benzema or Cristiano Ronaldo deserved to win the prestigious accolade. Messi received the seventh Ballon d’Or of his career on Monday night.
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    newsfootball8 months ago

    Best players have to be in Madrid and Kylian Mbappe is one of them, proclaims Toni Kroos

    Real Madrid star Toni Kroos has revealed that he would welcome the arrival of Kylian Mbappe at the Santiago Bernabeu and stated that the best players in the world should play at the Spanish club. The Los Blancos made multiple unsuccessful attempts to bring the Frenchman to Spain in the summer.
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    newsfootball10 months ago

    Toni Kroos announces his retirement from international football following Euro 2020 exit

    2014 World Cup winner Toni Kroos has announced his retirement from international football in a statement released on his various social media pages. The 31-year-old has spent the last eleven years playing for Die Mannschaft with him earning 106 caps in the process for Joachim Low’s side.
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    featurefootballa year ago

    Why your team will suck at the Euro 2020: Germany and Joachim Low’s Last Dance

    The entire Euros has been built around the premise that it is Joachim Low’s final chance at redemption and a chance to establish his legacy. But then again, given the fact that Low has gotten very little right in years, here is why Germany sucks and why he will play party pooper at his own party.
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    newsfootballa year ago

    Toni Kroos tests positive for COVID-19 and will miss Real Madrid’s final La Liga game

    In a statement released by the club, Real Madrid have confirmed that Toni Kroos will miss their final La Liga game after testing positive for COVID-19. The Los Blancos sit two points behind Atletico Madrid but need a win against Villarreal and other results to go their way to win the La Liga title.
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    newsfootballa year ago

    Don’t think anything will change if we boycott 2022 World Cup, asserts Toni Kroos

    German midfielder Toni Kroos believes that nothing will change in Qatar or anywhere else if teams choose to boycott the 2022 World Cup that is being held in the Middle East. This comes in light after Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany staged protests at their recent World Cup qualifiers.
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    newsfootball2 years ago

    Will decide my future beyond Real Madrid after I turn 33, proclaims Toni Kroos

    Real Madrid star Toni Kroos has admitted that his future will only be decided after he finishes out the final three years of his current deal with the La Liga giants. The German midfielder was considered to be one of the best but his struggles, over the last six months, have changed the Los Blancos.
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    newsfootball2 years ago

    Players should get their full wages and then donate them, asserts Toni Kroos

    Real Madrid star Toni Kroos has admitted that players wages shouldn’t be cut as he believes that players should be given their full wages and then donate to good causes. The COVID-19 pandemic has hurt clubs across the world with them looking at pay cuts to help their financial situations.
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    featurefootball2 years ago

    2010's World Team of the Decade: Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Manuel Neuer make the cut

    It’s been a decade dominated by two men but with three World Cups, a gazillion Champions Leagues, even more league titles and over a million players, it’s been fun. That doesn’t make anybody’s job easy when it comes to picking a team of the decade because both Messi and Ronaldo have to be there.
    Siddhant Lazar