Toni Kroos became the main protagonist of real Madrid this last week after the announcement of his retirement and the beautiful tribute expressed by the public of Santiago Bernabeu last Saturday before the Real Betis.
On the occasion of the final of Champions League next June 1 before the Borussia Dortmundthe German came through the microphones of the program ‘the spar’ of SER Chain, where he spoke about a variety of topics. One of them is the controversy he experienced during his time as a result of his criticism of Saudi Arabia about Romanian rights.
In the aforementioned program he was asked if one of the things he will miss when he retires is the whistles he received in that country on the occasion of the last Spanish Supercup.
“I really enjoyed that a bit. But well, as I said before, what I will miss the most is football, the game, but I always say that I want to retire in Madrid and I’m very happy that it will happen.”
And he added that “it didn’t bother me. Everyone can have their opinion and mine doesn’t change. For me it’s a country where I don’t see myself playing for various reasons, as I explained so living.”
Source: La Verdad
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