Wednesday, May 22

Video: Did Tony Kroos ‘Directed’ Vinicius Jr. For Goal Against Bayern Munich?

Edited by Timeline Sports Desk
Video: Did Tony Kroos ‘Directed’ Vinicius Jr. For Goal Against Bayern Munich?

The first leg of the UEFA Champions League semi finals between Bayern Munich and Real Madrid is underway in Allianz Arena presently, and everyone is talking about an assist German great Tony Kroos delivered to help Vinicius Jr. to score against the Bavarians. The former German footballer the year 2018 and five time Champions League winner with Real Madrid (four) and Bayern Munich (1) has, in exact words, ‘directed’ both in in action and execution the Brazilian forward with a sublime pass to give the Los Blancos an edge in the 24th minute of the game.

That sublime assist defeating many Bayern players in the middle of their half will remain as  a standout attributes is his passing range. Whether it’s a short, intricate pass or a long, pinpoint cross-field ball, Kroos as a midfield commander possesses the vision and technique to execute with precision.

His ability to control the midfield and create scoring opportunities from deep positions has earned him widespread acclaim, and what he did today in front of his old fans is a testament to that.

Kroos, with an enviable versatility possesses the adaptability and footballing IQ of one of the greatest the game has ever seen.

Primarily deployed as a central midfielder, he is equally proficient playing in a deeper playmaker role or as an attacking midfielder. His tactical awareness allows him to seamlessly transition between defensive duties and orchestrating attacks, making him an invaluable asset to any team.

Kroos’s playing style is characterised by his calm demeanor under pressure and his ability to read the game. He rarely gives the ball away and is adept at retaining possession, often acting as the metronome of his team’s midfield. Additionally, his set-piece delivery, particularly his precision from free-kicks, adds another dimension to his game.