Toni Kroos describes Old Trafford experience, still undecided on Bayern Munich future

Toni Kross (L)

Seemingly contrary to comments asserting that he will “definitely” remain at Bayern Munich next season from the club’s chairman, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Toni Kroos has reignited speculation of a summer move to Manchester United.

The above tweet details a conversation German football journalist Jan Aage Fjortoft reports to have taken place between Kroos and himself following last nights Champions League quarter-final between Manchester United and Bayern Munich.

He also told Munich’s TZ newspaper: “It (Old Trafford) is a beautiful stadium. But I belong to Bayern Munich and that’s good.”

Though no concrete indication was given, that Kroos neither confirmed nor denied rumours linking him with a switch to Old Trafford represents the latest twist in a transfer saga that stretches back to the previous January transfer window.

His current deal at Bayern extends until 2015, meaning that if Kroos refuses to sign a new deal the German giants have only two windows in which to cash in on him before he is allowed to walk out on a free.

Toni Kroos attempted 91 passes for against Manchester United last night, of which he misplaced only four equating to a pass accuracy rating of 96%. Only Philipp Lahm managed a higher completion rate, with 97%.

Kroos Pass Map vs Man Utd

Me:How did you like Old Trafford?Kroos:Liked it a lot.Great atmosphere Me:The chances u will play a LOT more hereHe:Future I decide later

— Jan Aage Fjortoft (@JanAageFjortoft) April 1, 2014