Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos has once again talked about the reasons for his refusal to move to Saudi Arabia, citing the example of Al-Nassr striker Cristiano Ronaldo.
The striker has scored 31 goals in 36 matches in the Arabian club since January this year in all competitions.
The 2014 World Cup champion told Sports Illustrated:
Everyone has to make that decision for themselves, as Cristiano Ronaldo, who decided to do it towards the end of his career . But it becomes very difficult when players, who are in the middle of their career and have the quality to play for the best clubs in Europe, decide to make those changes. The lack of human rights is what would prevent me from leaving.
Earlier, Kroos said that he would never play in Saudi Arabia, and also called former Real Madrid partner Ronaldo the best player in the history of football.
