According to the latest news, Real Madrid's German midfielder Toni
Kroes (name)
It will be after the European Cup this summer
demobilize
.. Against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley this season
European crown
The final will be Cross's first appearance in the
Real Madrid soccer team
The final game of the
Farewell Real Madrid, return to Wembley
Kroos has had many glorious moments in his career, one of which was the 2013 Champions League final. That year, Bayern Munich beat Borussia Dortmund 2-1 at Wembley, and even though Kroos missed the final due to injury, he still went on to win the Big Ears Cup for the first time at Wembley. Now, 11 years later, Kroos will return to the stadium that witnessed his glory and face his old rival Dortmund.
Pushing for a sixth Champions League trophy
Kroos has won five Champions League trophies in his career and will now lead Real Madrid to another shot at the honor. If successful, it will be the sixth Champions League trophy of his career and a perfect farewell.
Kroos' career
Toni Kroos moved to Real Madrid from Bayern Munich in 2014 and went on to become one of the central figures in the team's midfield. Under his leadership, Real Madrid won several Champions League trophies as well as multiple La Liga titles. Known for his precise passing and excellent reading of the game, he is one of the most influential midfielders in modern soccer.
future outlook
With the retirement of Kroos, Real Madrid will be faced with the task of rebuilding their midfield. However, the legend that Kroos left behind will continue to inspire future players. His achievements at club and country, as well as his professionalism on and off the field, are valuable assets that he has left to the soccer world.
