How to say goodbye to real Madrid in style. Toni Kroos he says goodbye with emotion after ten seasons wearing the Merengues shirt and the triumph of the 15th Champions League of the history of the Spanish club to the detriment of Borussia Dortmund this evening in the final at Wembley (which ended 2-0).
A happy ending great for the German midfielder who will play the 2024 European Championships in his homeland before hanging up his boots. But first the comment of the 34-year-old champion who spoke to the microphones of ZDF during the celebrations with Real: “The decisive factor was not conceding a goal in the first half. It would have been more than possible. We didn’t play well in the first half. Dortmund played an excellent first half. Then we entered the game better and we scored the goal. And I think we were fully in the game afterwards.”
“We were the best team. But it took us a long time to be the best team today,” theadmission by Kroos in front of BVB’s statuesque first half. Then greeting with another trophy to be placed on the illustrious personal bulletin board: “Today I wanted to say goodbye with this victory in the Champions League. It has an incredible meaning for me. Thank God it went well.”