Kroos extends stay at Real to 2023
Real Madrid have agreed a contract extension with German midfielder Toni Kroos, the Spanish club have announced. You may also like
Man Utd target hits out at transfer reports
Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos has refuted suggestions that he is looking for an exit at the Bernabeu this summer. You may also like
The 20 highest-paid footballers have been revealed
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Griezmann piles misery on Germany
A second-half brace from Antoine Griezmann saw France come from behind to defeat Germany 2-1 in the Nations League, with a controversial penalty sealing the victory in Paris. You may also like
Kroos: Sane spurred on by World Cup snub
Leroy Sane feels motivated by missing out on Germany’s World Cup squad and the criticism levelled at him by compatriot Toni Kroos. You may also like
Kroos rejects Ozil racism claims again
Toni Kroos has again rejected Mesut Ozil’s accusations of racism against the German Football Federation (DFB), insisting the national team has proven over many years to be a ‘role model for all society’. You may also like
Kroos: Sane needs to be told what to do
German international Leroy Sane has the potential to reach the top of world football, but the Manchester City star ‘needs people who tell him what to do’. You may also like
Messi, Ronaldo and Salah up for UCL awards
Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Mohamed Salah have all been nominated for UEFA’s Champions League positional awards, with the list dominated by Real Madrid players. You may also like
Is Modric the best midfielder in the world?
Luka Modric has carried his Real Madrid form into the World Cup, but is he really the best in his position in the world? You may also like
Billiat, Tau: Sundowns should learn
Percy Tau is likely to break the national transfer record, but Mamelodi Sundowns should feel aggrieved by losing Khama Billiat to Kaizer Chiefs on a free, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
