Good News: Toni Kross revealed that he might spend the rest of his football career with Southampton because he thinks…….
tournament hosts faced a 2-1 defeat after extra-time to Spain in the quarter-finals, bringing an end to their dreams of achieving European success.
Their exit also symbolised a monumental day for Real Madrid legend Kroos – who announced back in May that he would hang up his boots for good after Germany’s campaign.
The midfielder, who collated 34 trophies for his club and country over his career, was unable to reach his dream of lifting European silverware.
However, he remains set in his decision to retire and has issued a statement thanking those that have supported him.
Taking to Instagram, he said: “So that’s it. But before I take a break and at least try to realise what happened over the last 17 years, I don’t want to miss the opportunity to say thank you to everyone, accepting me how and who I am.
