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Official: A Real Madrid legend announces his departure!
Published on July 1, 2024 at 11:00 a.m.
The summer that Real Madrid is about to experience may well bring many changes to Carlo Ancelotti’s team. In terms of arrivals, the Merengue have already formalized the arrival of Kylian Mbappé, and are also in the footsteps of Leny Yoro and Alphonso Davies. In terms of departures, Joselu, Nacho and Toni Kroos announced that they would leave the White House at the end of the season. For the German, it was on July 1 that he was no longer from Madrid.
While the summer transfer window is a time that fans can’t wait to see, as most clubs take advantage of it to strengthen their squad, it can also be a heartbreaking time. This summer, Real Madrid will lose three players who have been particularly important this season: Joselu, Nacho et Toni Kroos. And the last city is officially no longer a player of the residents of the Santiago Bernabeusince the contract which linked the midfielder to the White House ended this Monday, July 1st.
Toni Kroos formalizes her departure
And Toni Kroos had announced that the match between the Real Madrid and the Betis Sevilla May 25 was the last he would play in the white jersey, the German was still technically linked to the Merengue. But this Monday July 1, the date on which his contract with the club in the Spanish capital expired, the one who won 5 Champions Leagues with the residents of the Santiago Bernabeu posted a message on his account Instagram : « Image 1 shows the missing piece from image 2! Today is officially my last day as a Real Madrid player. It feels weird but I will always be one of you @realmadrid Thank you forever! » Image 1 showing him with the Champions League gleaned by Carlo Ancelotti’s team on June 1st.
A Real Madrid legend
Arrived in 2014 in Real Madrid, Toni Kroos left his mark on the Spanish club. In ten years spent at the Santiago Bernabeuthe German won 5 Champions League4 Liga4 Spanish Super Cupas well as a King’s Cup et 5 Club World Cup.
