German footballer Toni Kroos retires from international football| check out

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Jehan Mucadum
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Toni Kroos Germany: Toni Kroos announced his retirement from international football with Germany after his side’s exit from the Euro 2020.

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The Midfielder called it quits from international football at the age of 31 following Germany’s exit after their 2-0 loss against England in the Round of 16 match.

He finished his career with 106 caps for Die Mannschaft scoring 17 goals and winning the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

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Kroos made his debut in 2010 against Argentina on 3rd March. and was included in Joachim Low’s 23-man squad for the FIFA World Cup 2010.

ImageThe Real Madrid midfielder’s crowning moment came in the 2014 World cup when his side beat Argentina 1-0 in the finals and won the competition.

With 4 assists at the 2014 event, Kroos was the top assist provided in the World Cup.

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He even participated in the Euro 2012, World Cup 2018 and the current Euro 2020 in his career.

Toni’s vision, creativity, crossing and set-piece ability were a feature of his game which reaped rewards.

The 31-year-old announced his retirement via his official Twitter account which stated:

We at Diggingsports wish Toni Kroos the best for his contributions towards Germany and remainder of his career.


       

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