He might be looking at you, Casemiro.
Toni Kroos has taken aim at players joining the Premier League for monetary reasons.
Kroos' comments come just weeks after his former Real Madrid teammate Casemiro joined Manchester United on a four-year deal on a reported salary of £375,000 a week.
Casemiro's arrival has coincided with an upturn in form at Old Trafford, with United winning all three games since he left the current Champions League holders.
Toni Kroos takes aim at players joining the Premier League for monetary reasons.
However, Kroos has said that the embarrassment of riches on offer in England's top flight doesn't mean success is guaranteed.
"TV money has been significantly higher in England for years and yet it hasn't resulted in English teams winning everything," he told the
OMR podcast.
"Thank God not all players look only at salary but also at winning many titles and to grow more."
The 32-year-old also admitted that he believes that the European Super League will become a reality in the future. Plans to introduce the format were scrapped following huge backlash from supporters after the announcement in April 2021.
"Never contradict your own President," the German midfielder told
Marca on Tuesday. "It is obvious that the idea existed and still exists. It should have been in place a long time ago.
"I think it will take a while to put it into place and I probably won't see it as an active player. My opinion is that I continue to believe it will happen, but I cannot say when."
Real Madrid begin the defence of their European crown with a trip to Glasgow to face Celtic on Tuesday night.
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