'I don't even have a club contract!' - Real Madrid star Toni Kroos admits future in football after Germany's Euro 2024 campaign is 'not clear'

The German midfielder, who has impressed for Los Blancos this season, has left his next move open to interpretation. He admitted at a press conference on Tuesday morning that he could call time on his career.

The midfielder revealed that he still hasn't made his mind up about next season: "Many things are not clear about what will happen after the Euros. I don’t even have a club contract for next season yet. I would have to clarify that first."

Still, the midfielder asserted that he doesn't have a conflict with his current club: "There is no problem (with Real Madrid). We’ll see, we’ll talk again, whether the communication will be the same or not, I still know. I’m still in the decision-making process. The relationship between the club and me is too good for there to be problems, and I think both parties are very relaxed and we can be too. Because we are doing well in the season, the season is going well for us. And I believe that we will find a satisfactory solution for both parties."

Kroos has seen an upturn in form after struggling towards the end of last campaign. Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti publically warned him that he must prepare for a "moment of transition" at the club. Since then, he has made 28 appearances for Los Blancos, helping Ancelotti's side establish an eight-point lead atop La Liga.

For now, Kroos figures to be a part of the Germany side when they take on France on March 23 - while Nagelsmann has made it clear that he will be in the Euro 2024 setup.