The scathing exit of Toni Kroos on the possible departure of Gabri Veiga in Saudi Arabia

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By: Manu Tournoux

The scathing exit of Toni Kroos on the possible departure of Gabri Veiga in Saudi Arabia

Announced in several major European clubs including PSG or more recently Naples, Gabri Veiga (21) should finally join Saudi Arabia. In recent hours, the European press has reported a total agreement for the transfer of the Spaniard to Al Ahli. A surprising choice for the middle of Celta who did not fail to react…

On social networks, Toni Kroos thus criticized this decision by commenting on Fabrizio Romano’s post announcing Gabri Veiga to Al Ahli: “Embarrassing”, can we read from the German international. Asked about this probable departure, Rafael Benitez, Veiga’s coach in Vigo, for his part gave his opinion. “The agreement with Al Ahli will positively change the life of Gabri Veiga. It hurts but it will help us financially. Saudi Arabia is not a place just for former players. I had Carrasco in China and then he came back to Europe to play in the Champions League..

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Manu Tournoux

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