He Bayer Leverkusen has identified the German midfielder from Real Madrid Toni Kroos as one of the best German footballers in history, on the day he announced his retirement from football at the end of Eurocup.
Through the social network “We bow to his career. You are always welcome under the cross”, He ended the message in this regard.
Toni Kroos played Leverkusen for a season and a half between January 2009 and June 2010, during which time he was under orders from the bench. Bruno Labbadiafirst and Jupp Heynckes -later coach of Kroos at Bayern Munich-, later. During that time, he would also make his debut with the German national team in March 2010 in a friendly against Argentina.
During his stay at the red and black club, he played 48 games in which he scored 10 goals and left his mark, as shown by the memory they have for him on the eve of the final of European League that he Leverkusen compete against Atalanta Bergamo.
Source: La Verdad
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