Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos said he had no regrets about retiring from international football last year.
And Cross, 32, explained during a question and answer session, held for the purpose of charitable work, and published today, Wednesday, that there was no moment when I "felt doubt about my conscious decision to retire."
"The decision to retire after the European Championship is something I have dealt with for a long time," he added.
Toni Kroos played 106 games with the German national team and crowned him with the 2014 World Cup, and his last appearance in the national team shirt was in the match that the team lost against his English counterpart in the round of sixteen of the European Nations Cup (Euro 2020), which was held in 2021 after being postponed for a year. due to the Corona pandemic.
Kroos, who won the Champions League for the fifth time with Real Madrid last season, added: "I already thought about retiring after the 2018 World Cup and had several conversations with (former German coach) Joachim Loew about it."
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