Finally done.

On Sunday, following Germany’s heartbreaking quarterfinal loss to Spain at the European Championship, legendary player Toni Kroos formally announced his retirement from soccer.

The game-winning goal, scored by substitute Mikel Merino in the final minute of extra time, gave Spain a 2-1 victory, eliminated the host team, and put an end to Kroos’ playing career.оn Sundаy, Krооs declаred, “Sо thаt’s it,” in аn Instаgrаm pоst. “But befоre I tаke а breаk аnd аt leаst try tо reаlize whаt hаppened оver the lаst 17 yeаrs I dоn´t wаnt tо miss the оppоrtunity tо sаy thаnk yоu tо everyоne аccepting me hоw аnd whо I аm.”

He continued by expressing his gratitude to his family, friends, teammates, clubs, and fans, and by saying, “nothing better (than) to see your kids being proud of daddy.”

Six Champions Leagues, four Spanish leagues, three Bundesligas, three German Cups, and one Copa del Rey were among Kroos’s many accomplishments, which he primarily achieved with Real Madrid but also with Bayern Munich.Kroos, who will be 34 years old by the end of Euro 2024, announced his retirement in May.

So, he ended up playing in his final match for Germany in their 114th encounter.

Last but not least, Kroos thanked Football in his post. Play that lovely game. Also, no problem! Out with it.