The 34-year-old Real Madrid ace announced his return to the German men's football team and participated in the European Championship with the team

On the evening of February 22, Beijing time, 34-year-old Real Madrid midfielder Tony Kroos officially announced on social media that he will return to the German men's national football team in March. After returning to the German tank after two and a half years, he is expected to accompany the team to participate in the European Championship in his home country this summer.

Kross wrote: "Dear friends, I would like to make a simple announcement: I will play for Germany again from March. Why, because the manager of the national team asked me, and I was interested in it, and I was sure that in the European Championships, our team could achieve much more than most people believe at the moment!"

Born in 1990, Kroos made his debut in the Bayern Munich academy and joined Real Madrid in the summer of 2014 for a fee of 25 million euros. In his 10 seasons with Real Madrid, Kroos won four Champions League titles and two La Liga titles.

In terms of the national team, in March 2010, at the age of 20, Tony Kroos made his debut for the German national team. Kroos has played 106 games for Germany so far, scoring 17 goals. In 2014, Kroos was a regular in Germany's midfield and helped the team win the World Cup in Brazil.

After being eliminated from Euro 2021 with Germany's 2-0 defeat to England, Kroos announced his retirement from the national team on 2 July 2021. Now, two and a half years later, under the full persuasion of the German Football Association and coach Nagelsmann, the 34-year-old Kroos finally decided to return and help the German men's football team to compete in the European Championship held on home soil this summer.