Toni Kroos extends his contract at Real Madrid for one more year! Carlo Ancelotti also wants to continue

Real Madrid’s management will soon address the future of several players whose contracts expire in the summer. The future of German midfielder Toni Kroos should now be clear.

Dani Ceballos, Luka Modric and Toni Kroos. This trio of midfielders are currently in the final months of their contracts.

Kroos has stated since the beginning of the season that he will decide between ending his active career and extending his current contract with Real Madrid during the current season. The other option was never an option.

He arrived in the Spanish capital in 2014 and has achieved many successes since then. He has won a total of eighteen trophies, which include four Champions League winners’ trophies.

The German conductor wanted to consider the future according to his form and validity for his teammates. He didn’t want to hold his place in the lineup to younger footballers and play on merit. That he is still a very valid member of the starting line-up is an undeniable fact.

Now, according to the latest information, it is only a matter of time before Kroos signs a contract extension for another year.

The future of Carlo Ancelotti

A big question mark has also been hanging over the Italian coach’s future for several months now, and it will be judged primarily by his performance in the Champions League.

Ancelotti has long been linked with coaching the Brazilian national team. The coach himself would like to stay at Real Madrid for the upcoming season.

“I don’t like to talk about it. I would like to stay at Real Madrid. I have made it clear several times,” he said at the pre-match press conference.

A few days ago, anyway, Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano came out with the news that the Italian coach is sure of his stay at the Santiago Bernabeu.

“I am sure that Florentino Pérez wants me to stay here and continue. He is always very nice to me. I am proud of what I have achieved and will achieve here,” Ancelotti said.

Sources: Twitter – Fabrizio Romano, UEFA Champions League