Former Real Madrid midfielder and club legend, Toni Kroos has reportedly talked about the team’s present situation.
Real Madrid’s managerial change and subsequent elimination from the Copa del Rey by a lower-division team have made the last few weeks extremely turbulent.
Supporters at the Santiago Bernabeu have turned against some of the team’s most well-known players, including Federico Valverde, Jude Bellingham, and Vinicius Jr.
According to Madrid Universal, drawing on his personal experience, Kroos clarified that when things are not going well at Real Madrid, this kind of situation is typical.
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“I was also knocked out of the Cup by a third-division team. We’re far from everything being perfect now, but even that golden generation went through low points,” Kroos stated.
“A player who hasn’t been booed at the Bernabeu isn’t a great player. In 2019, during the 4-1 defeat against Ajax, I also felt some boos directed at me,” he added.
Kroos Stated What The Players Need To Do
For the German, emotions are part of wearing the shirt, and he also had an advice for the players on how to come out of the situation.
“If you’re already being booed before the match, it doesn’t make it any easier to achieve what the club and everyone want: to win and play well,” he said.
“It’s the current situation, which isn’t good, and the only way out is through results, attitude, and good play. We’ve all experienced it,” Kroos ended.
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