Toni Kroos, the talented midfielder, recently achieved an incredible milestone in his career by winning his sixth Champions League title. The 34-year-old player helped Real Madrid secure their 15th European Cup in a thrilling 2-0 victory against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley. Kroos announced that the Champions League final would be his last game for Real
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Germany midfielder Joshua Kimmich recently spoke out against a survey that found 1 in 5 of his compatriots would prefer more white players on the national team. Kimmich referred to this preference as “absolutely racist,” emphasizing the importance of diversity in football. He highlighted the unifying power of the sport, which brings together individuals from
Tottenham recently announced the extension of the loan deal of Germany forward Timo Werner from RB Leipzig for the upcoming season. This decision comes after Werner’s season was cut short due to a hamstring injury. The deal reportedly includes an option to make the transfer permanent for a fee of €10 million. During his time
Real Madrid fans and teammates gathered at the Santiago Bernabeu to pay tribute to Toni Kroos as he played his final game before retiring from football this summer. The emotional midfielder played 87 minutes of Madrid’s 0-0 LaLiga draw with Real Betis, marking the end of an era for the legendary player. During an interview
Carlo Ancelotti, the manager of Real Madrid, recently praised Toni Kroos as one of the best midfielders in football history. Kroos, at the age of 34, has decided to retire after playing for Germany in the upcoming European Championship. Throughout his time with Real Madrid since 2014, Kroos has accumulated an impressive collection of 22
Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos has recently announced his decision to retire from professional football after this summer’s European Championship. This decision comes after a successful career, where Kroos has won a total of 22 trophies with Madrid and Bayern Munich, including four Champions Leagues and four LaLiga titles. Despite initially considering retirement in 2022,
Germany’s Euro 2024 hosts have revealed their preliminary squad for the upcoming tournament, and it came with some expected choices. Mats Hummels and Leon Goretzka were notably absent from the selection, raising some eyebrows among fans and pundits alike. Manager Julian Nagelsmann opted for four goalkeepers in his squad, with VfB Stuttgart’s Alexander Nübel being
Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann has put an end to speculation regarding his future by signing a contract extension. This move comes as a blow to clubs like Bayern Munich, Liverpool, and Barcelona who are in search of new managers. The German FA confirmed that Nagelsmann will remain in his role until after the 2026
Recently, concerns were raised regarding the design of the No. 4 on Germany’s national team shirts. It was pointed out that the number ’44’ resembled the symbol used by Nazi ‘SS’ units, which led to the decision to make changes to the design. The German Football Association (DFB) acknowledged the feedback and decided to take
In light of recent discussions surrounding squad size for the upcoming European Championship, UEFA has expressed willingness to consider increasing squads from the traditional 23 players to 26. This decision comes after Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman highlighted the challenges posed by injuries in modern football and advocated for a larger squad size to accommodate unforeseen