Real Madrid The German confirms that the Teutonic championship is the mirror in which all leagues look
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LHe returns to the Bundesliga this weekend and one of the German players playing in Spain believes that the german championship it must be the mirror in which everyone must look at each other. We talk about Toni Kroos.
“Everyone here has the impression that if the Germans cannot play their league, then no one can continue “, the midfielder told a German news agency.
“The Germans had the best numbers of infected and deceased by coronavirus. If they cannot finish the Bundesliga, who will? We are all sure to follow how the German league goes“added the madridista.
Kroos He has also related how he lived the confinement and when he returned to work with Madrid. “We train at home for a long time with personalized plans. It was like a long vacation, like in the summer, knowing that everything would return at some point, “he says.
“Now we are starting again with a preseason of four or five weeks “, adds a Kroos confirmed that it is the same process as in Germany first with smaller groups and then with more people “only starting later”.
Kroos, which has been linked to the Manchester City for his good relationship with Pep Guardiola, he assures in another interview, this time in Eurosport Germany, that its intention is none other than to fulfill its contract in the Real Madrid, which ends in 2023.
“Three years in football is long, three years with Real Madrid are even longer (laughs). I definitely want to spend those three years at Real. So it will be a good time, at 33, to ask yourself: what is the physical situation, what is the motivation? I still want to continue? And then we’ll see. “
“One thing you will never read about me: ‘Kroos goes to China for another two years’ or stories like that. Can you forget that. I can’t imagine it being an option for me to go somewhere else again. If we get together and say, ‘Okay, another year here, because you’re still good enough and you still want to,’ I wouldn’t rule it out. But then another change, to England for example, where they play very physically … I can’t imagine that at 33 “
Finally, the German also spoke about his substitution in the Champions before him City. “It was the first big game in almost six years that I wasn’t in the starting eleven. Of course, it bothers me. It would be bad if it weren’t. If this was the point, I think I can say,” It bothers me, but I had than accept it “.
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