Kroos commended Olise’s skill against Nuno Mendes, stating, “He does whatever he likes with him.” He also speculated that Mendes might struggle against players he is not physically better than, highlighting the challenges young players face.

Stiller, a 25-year-old midfielder, has seven caps for the German national team. He is expected to be part of the World Cup squad. His contract with Stuttgart runs until June 2028 and includes a release clause worth €36.5 million. Juventus and Manchester United are reportedly interested in acquiring him.

Kroos has been vocal about his support for Stiller, urging Real Madrid to make a move for the talented midfielder. This aligns with Kroos’s recent discussions with Real Madrid regarding a new role after his retirement following the 2024 European Championship.

Kroos opened the Toni Kroos Academy in September 2024 to nurture young talent. Real Madrid aims to integrate him into their sporting structure in a role similar to that of Zinedine Zidane.

Observers note that Kroos’s impact on young players reflects his commitment to developing future stars in football. His transition from player to mentor could reshape how clubs approach youth development.

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