Germany midfielder Toni Kroos, who recently ended a three-year international retirement, has expressed openness to continuing his national team career beyond Euro 2024, while simultaneously considering a new contract with his club, Real Madrid.
The 34-year-old, boasting 106 caps and a 2014 World Cup victory, announced his return last month and has been named in Julian Nagelsmann’s squad for upcoming friendly matches against France on March 23 and the Netherlands three days later, as Germany readies itself for the tournament on home soil in June.
I have not really given it too much thought as the decision concerned the tournament before us,” Kroos told a press conference on Tuesday when asked about playing for Germany after the tournament as well.”I need to first clear the issue of my (club) contract. I don’t have one for next season.”
The midfielder’s contract with Real Madrid expires at the conclusion of the current season, yet Kroos mentioned that he previously prolonged his contract late in the season without any issues with the club.
