Toni Kroos to Retire: Real Madrid Legend to Conclude Career After Euro 2024.

Toni Kroos, after nearly a decade at Real Madrid, has announced his retirement from professional football following the Euro Championship. His decision comes despite earlier reports of a contract extension with Real. In an emotional Instagram statement, Kroos expressed gratitude to the club and its fans, affirming Real Madrid as his final playing destination. With an illustrious career, Kroos amassed 21 trophies, including four Champions League and La Liga titles. He leaves a lasting legacy as one of Real's greatest players, contributing 28 goals and 98 assists in 463 appearances. Internationally, he clinched the 2014 World Cup with Germany. Kroos aims to conclude his career on a high note at the Euros, commencing on June 14, where Germany faces Scotland. His final match in Real's colors will be the Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund on June 1.