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Toni Kroos does not want to close the door on a return to Madrid. Just retired, the former Madrid number 8 sees himself returning to Casa Blanca one day, but not as a player. In his podcast, which he co-hosts with his brother Felix, the former Merengue announced that he would take his time, but that he would see himself going back one day. “At the moment, this is not a relevant topic for me. So for now I would say: no. Even if I am attached to the club. But I’m not saying that I won’t do anything with Real Madrid in my entire life. I do not exclude that at some point, I could be seen again in a role at Real Madrid.
Not immediately for Toni Kroos, who during the same broadcast made a declaration of love for the club for which he played more than 450 matches for almost 10 years. “The importance of Real will always be the same for me. It was too long a step, big in my career. Especially since she is successful and also full of affection. It will always remain special. I will always feel close to Real Madrid, there is no doubt about that. And I will always defend Real, I will always be on their side”committed the former German international (114 caps, 17 goals), before considering a potential return in the years to come, perhaps.
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