German soccer legend Toni Kroos has said that he will stay living in Madrid because “uncontrolled” migration has changed Germany for the worse and made it unsafe for girls and woman to walk the streets at night.
“I still think Germany is a great country. I like to be there, but it’s not quite the same as it was 10 years ago,” Kroos said in an interview with ZDF, the German public broadcaster.
“If I compare it to Spain. I have a seven-year-old daughter, for example. When she gets older, when she is 13, 14, 15 years old. And if I were to ask someone now, would you let your daughter out in Spain at 2 pm or in the German big city?
“I don’t want to be too general, but ten years ago I would have had a very conscious feeling that she would come home unharmed. I wouldn’t have that now.”
Kroos added that German society has become “much more aggressive in the last ten years,” with the principal reason being “uncontrolled” migration.
A recent poll showed that 74% of Germans are now concerned about levels of migration into their country, believing that the government is failing to take action. Just shy of 70% said that there needs to be less migration, including legal migration.
Official crime statistics show that migrants are responsible for a shockingly disproportionate amount of crime in Germany, especially violent crime. Statistics from the Federal Interior Ministry show that 41% of all crime suspects in 2023 were foreign nationals, despite making up just 15% of the population. Knife crime has soared by 30% in a single year, with well over half of all suspects being migrants.
Kroos announced his retirement from soccer after his nation’s shock exit from the Euro 2024 tournament, which is being held in Germany.
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