Top 92 Quotes & Sayings by Toni Kroos - Page 2

At Real Madrid, you have to win everything.

Real Madrid are the biggest club in the world. They are a cut above Bayern.

It is always tough, always difficult playing against Klopp's teams.

I have played at the Bernabeu twice with Bayern Munich, and it was a magnificent experience.

When you have been working so hard to reach a specific goal and then you realise that ambition, it's not always easy to raise yourself for another objective.

With Bayern Munich, we had a lot of problems against Dortmund, always.

I enjoyed six marvellous years at Bayern winning many titles, but the fact is I don't plan on playing in Germany ever again.

Guardiola and I have the same idea of football.

A lot of clubs want to win the Champions League.

In the end, it's like that: The more I possess the ball, the more dominant we play, and the more often we win.

Whether I play five or 10 metres forward or back does not change my way of playing, to be on the ball a lot.

You always work toward a big goal. Once you achieved it, it's not that easy. You need a few days. Like winning the Champions League - season over, goal achieved. The pressure drops.

When you come to a hotel where everything is brand new, it's logical that not everything works.

Madrid are a great club and were the challenge I sought after my long and successful Bayern career.

I'm happy at Real Madrid and can imagine ending my career here - if all goes well.

When you have lived through something as magical as the 2014 World Cup final, you want to relive that experience as many times as possible.

The best example is the NBA, with high intensity and long breaks. During the season, the NBA teams play every three days. That's a lot, and they also travel far. But from the end of May until October, they have their break.

Since I took the decision at the age of 16 to join Bayern, I have been proud every single day to have been part of this amazing club.

I like playing deeper, but I'm not Casemiro.

If you have the quality, you can only improve as a young player through match practice. That seems obvious, and it's proven to be true in my case.

In my opinion, it's only logical that you have to be on the pitch and playing as often as possible to develop further. That's just an absolute basic requirement.

You need to beat the best, and it's a great challenge, and I like that.

Those who know me best know that my opinions don't change with the wind.

I can't see myself playing as a 36-year-old.

I am very proud to be at Madrid. It's something very special, and also to step out into the Bernabeu wearing the Madrid shirt for the first time was a fantastic feeling. The fans gave me a wonderful reception.

Everyone has their special strength. And my strength is to have the ball and start good things with it.

I celebrated great successes alongside exceptional players like Philipp Lahm, Thomas Mueller, Manuel Neuer, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Miroslav Klose, Luca Toni, and Franck Ribery.

Before leaving, I was seen as a good player, perhaps as a very good player, but as one of the many players that Bayern had. But if you play as a Real footballer, you get even more attention. Maybe that part from the fans I do not like so much.

A friendly relationship with the coach is important for each player.

Cristiano Ronaldo loves scoring goals. Only HE can achieve what he's achieving.

You have an advantage in life when you start where others talk first.

I am unable to rule anything out.