It was suggested that former midfielder Toni Kroos take on a managerial role. According to sources close to the German, he has not yet received any contact or proposal.

Real Madrid is seeking the return of Toni Kroos, who ended his playing career with the club two years ago. According to 'The Athletic', the 36-year-old is to assume key roles within the club's sporting structure. Sources cited by 'The Athletic' state that Madrid views him as a valuable asset for squad planning decisions, club representation, and daily support at the training ground. Kroos is expected to work closely with the club's main decision-makers, including President Florentino Pérez, General Director José Ángel Sánchez, and chief scout Juni Calafat. 'The Athletic' further notes that his judgment and character are highly valued, as is his experience with the dynamics of a demanding team.

Two years after his departure, the Real Madrid board wants Toni Kroos to return for next season to be part of the club's sporting structure. The decision for the German's return has reportedly been made in Valdebebas and is considered firm, as the club feels his contribution could be a significant factor for the future. While the exact role or capacity in which he will join is not yet determined, club president Florentino Pérez is personally supporting the move, based on what is described as an excellent relationship. Kroos and his family are fully settled in Madrid, where he has started a football academy.