Toni Kroos has refused to rule out a move away from reigning European Champions Bayern Munich, according to reports in the Daily Mail.
Toni Kroos has been a target for Manchester United ever since David Moyes took over, but Moyes was sacked on Tuesday morning. Kroos is reportedly growing disillusioned with life at the Allianz Arena.
Kroos, a German international, has been a key player for Bayern Munich over the last few seasons. A vital mainstay in the middle of the park, dictating everything Bayern Munich do through the heart of the pitch. However, he seems set for the exit door with problems regarding the renewal of his contract.
His performances in the Champions League this season have done nothing to push away speculation, with even more clubs now keeping tabs on his situation.
Despite being urged to stay at the club by former manager Jupp Heynckes this week, Kroos is still unsure as to where he will by plying his trade next season.
In an interview today, Kroos was full of praise for Heynckes, saying that ‘he is the most important coach I have ever worked with. His is one of a few opinions who I value very highly. It was great to hear what he thinks’, referring to praise Heynckes had publicly given him this week. Despite his ex-manager urging him to stay, Kroos seems to have not taken notice of it.
The midfielder refused to rule out a move, insisting that ‘it is my future, and my decision.’
Kroos’ current contract expires at the end of next season.
