"Real Madrid is where I want to be, I don't want to play for another club," Toni Kroos said in his press conference for the Celtic game.
"I want to retire here but I don't know when I will stop playing. I'll decide with the club.
"I feel very good physically. The World Cup break will help me to rest a bit. I don't have to worry about injuries. I'll have time to rest.
"My relationship with Real Madrid is special and will always be special.
"About my future, we will discuss about it in January, February or March.
"I feel very good right now. We will see what will happen," Kroos adds.
Kroos has been at Real Madrid for the past eight years and has enjoyed remarkable success.
The German maestro has already won four Champions League titles at Madrid and remains one of the best midfielders in World football today.
The 32-year-old will be a free agent at the end of this season.
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