The retirement announcement of German international Toni Kroos is a real headache for Carlo Ancelotti and the leaders of Real Madrid.
The midfielder’s position and his quality of passing in the game are unique. According to many sports commentators, it’s Toni Kroos who dictates the game for Madrid on the pitch.
Given this crucial role, one question arises: who will succeed the former Bayern Munich player?
To this question that haunts the minds of many Real Madrid supporters, Carlo Ancelotti, the coach of Real Madrid, did not fail to make a clear observation about Toni Kroos’s succession.
While the coach paid a heartfelt tribute to Toni Kroos, he opened up about his succession. And according to him, Jude Bellingham is not destined to take his place. For the Italian, the Englishman simply doesn’t have the same profile as the German, with a much higher positioning on the field: “Is Jude Bellingham Kroos’s heir? No, I don’t think so.
The closer Bellingham is to the penalty area, the better it is for us. We have other midfielders,” he revealed. As a reminder, while Luka Modric is on the verge of extending for another year, the Spanish champion reportedly has Florian Wirtz as his priority for the summer of 2025. Stay tuned.
Last night, Toni Kroos celebrated his farewell at Santiago Bernabéu in a particularly emotional evening. In tears after the cries of his children, the German international received a magnificent tribute from the Madrid supporters and his teammates.
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