Toni Kroos

Having just bagged himself a fifth Champions League winners' medal, Toni Kroos was on cloud nine. Advertisement. He and his Real Madrid teammates, ...

Can't get enough of these pictures of Toni Kroos and Luka Modric at full-time. I wanted to put some respect on my name there," he said. Especially in England." — FootballJOE (@FootballJOE)May 28, 2022 Courtois also appeared used a post-match interview with BT Sport to call out the English media. "Two negative questions, you can tell right away that you're German."

Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos was left enraged during his post-match interview after beating Liverpool to win his fifth Champions League in Paris.

Asked what it meant to win the Champions League, he replied: "I'm just really happy and proud of the performance of the team, and when I needed to be there I was there for the team. The supporters helped us a lot in the last game. I think I played a great game and that was the difference.” In the end I think we deserved to win this competition. "I saw a lot of tweets saying I would get humbled," Courtois declared. Kroos was not the only Real Madrid player to be somewhat uptight in his interview immediately after the game.

The former Germany international had just won Europe's elite club competition for the fourth time with Real and the fifth time in his career.

Carlo Ancelotti's side won 1-0 against Liverpool courtesy of a goal from Vinicius Junior. Toni Kroos stormed out of an interview with German TV after the Champions League final - Toni Kroos stormed out of interview after Real Madrid's Champions League win

Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos was furious with the line of questioning from a German reporter live on TV, so he simply walked off during the post-match ...

Courtois was the star of the show for Real, with Liverpool unable to score from nine shots on target. Today I needed to win a final – for my career, for all the hard work, to put respect on my name because I don’t think I have enough respect, especially England. I saw a lot of criticism that I was not good enough or whatever." Liverpool had 24 shots to their opponents’ four, but could not find a way past Thibaut Courtois as Vinicius Jr’s 59th-minute goal settled it for the Spanish giants.

Toni Kroos was livid with the questions put to him by German broadcaster 2DF following the 1-0 Champions League final success over Liverpool. The 32-year-old ...

“I’m just really happy and proud of the performance of the team, and when I needed to be there I was there for the team. "It was the other way round. Champions League

TONI KROOS was left unhappy with questions aimed in his direction after Real Madrid won the Champions League against Liverpool.

“I am a record man. Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti left Liverpool’s rivals Everton in the summer to re-join the Spanish giants. I had the luck to come here last year and we’ve had a fantastic season. I cannot say more. I cannot believe. It was a relatively tepid clash between two of Europe’s most historic clubs.

Real Madrid were celebrating yet another Champions League victory, but Toni Kroos' mood was dimmed by an interview with German television. The Germany ...

The supporters helped us a lot in the last game. In the end I think we deserved to win this competition. Asked what it meant to win the Champions League, he replied: “I’m just really happy and proud of the performance of the team, and when I needed to be there I was there for the team. I think I played a great game and that was the difference.” “It was the other way round. Kroos was not the only Real Madrid player who appeared tense in his post-game interview.

Toni Kroos stormed out of an interview with a German broadcaster in the aftermath of Real Madrid's victory over Liverpool in the Champions League final on ...

‘It’s not surprising that you get into trouble against Liverpool. What is that a question? Winning the Champions League is also not taken for granted. ‘We put up a great fight and we knew that Liverpool are a great team.

The German international midfielder felt compelled to intervene after Eden Hazard offered his son a taste of champagne during Real Madrid's Champions League ...

Clearly, Kroos was unimpressed with the idea of his child drinking alcohol without his permission. The triumph capped a wonderful season for Real Madrid and followed on from the side securing their 35th La Liga title last month. Vinicius Junior scored the only goal of the game, two minutes before the hour mark, to seal the Spanish giant’s 14th Champions League title.

Toni Kroos was forced to intervene during Real Madrid's Champions League celebrations after Eden Hazard appeared to attempt to pour champagne into his young ...

‘What is that a question? The Germany international then wagged his finger at his son while he and Hazard continued to celebrate. But Hazard took it a step too far as he went to pour his bottle of champagne into the mouth of Kroos’ son.