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Toni Kroos draws from Cristiano Ronaldo and Sergio Ramos' legacy to guide Real Madrid's evolution post his retirement, ensuring a smooth transition.

Former Real Madrid playmaker, Toni Kroos, has joked that manager Carlo Ancelotti might kidnap him if he ever returned to the club for a casual kickaround. Kroos retired from football at the end of last season.

Real Madrid midfield legend Toni Kroos has made an interesting confession about his recent retirement from football.

Regarding a hypothetical last foray with Real Madrid, the retired midfielder resorted to a joke: "I don't know if they think it's great if I turn up from time to time and say I want to join training. Currently there is also the risk that Carlo (Ancelotti) will say: 'Now stay here'," he said with a laugh.

Kroos was effectively offered a choice of two transfer options in 2014 after opting to move on from Bayern Munich ahead of the 2014/15 season. Real Madrid had expressed an interest in him, but Man United's interest was stronger, as David Moyes made a personal push to bring him to Old Trafford.

There’s no doubt that Real Madrid have missed Toni Kroos during the first few weeks of this season. Carlo Ancelotti has struggled to create the right balance in midfield, and this has led to a few

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