Matthäus tough as nails:
“The biggest mistake in Bayern’s club history”
Toni Kroos left FC Bayern in 2014 as a newly crowned world champion for just 25 million euros. Lothar Matthäus believes that letting the midfield star go so easily was the biggest mistake in the club's history.
After the German record champions refused to accept Kroos' salary demands, the then 24-year-old signed for the "royals", where he won the Spanish championship four times and the Champions League a further five times.
Matthäus is convinced that it was wrong to let such a valuable player go so easily. "From FC Bayern's point of view, it was the biggest mistake in the club's history to let Toni Kroos go simply out of emotion and vanity," the 63-year-old told the German newspaper Bild. The club had acted irrationally - similar to David Alaba, who followed Kroos to Madrid in 2021 for similar reasons. "The case will hurt those responsible for many years to come."
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