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Toni Kroos played his last match at the Santiago Bernabeu with Real Madrid against Real Betis. The 34-year-old midfielder received a nice ovation for his last cape in Madrid. After the meeting, he returned to his farewells, living up to his legend.
“I was pretty strong, until I saw my children and they killed me”first indicated the German. Marca states that Kroos wanted a discreet farewell, but it did not go as planned. When he was released, number 8 was applauded by the players, the staff, and the public, but he remained unmoved until his children welcomed him and made him crack. His last club match of his career was none other than a Champions League final, against Borussia Dortmund. History of leaving with elegance, like his career.
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