Bayern Have No Plans to Sell Kroos

German-giants Bayern Munich insist that they would not be selling Toni Kroos to Manchester United in the summer until his contract expires in 2015.

 Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rumenigge claimed the above statement and also that Kroos has been demanding for a double-salary in near future. But doubling the salary would be difficult for the German side as the team is said to be having a bit of financial problems.

United have been linked with Kroos as David Moyes was spotted talking to Toni's agents against Borussia Monchengladbach . With Pep Guardiola suggesting that the midfielder might be sold in near-future.

 Spectators and critics also have a doubt about his future at the Allianz Arena after he got over frustrated as he was substituted in the game against Stuggart which his side won with a score of 2-1.

Bayern's sporting director Matthias Sammer said that selling Toni Kroos before 2015 would cause a great loss to the club and would not allow Kroos to leave the side in the summer. 

"We have no intention of selling Toni prematurely," he told Sueddeutsche Zeitung. "As [Bayern president] Uli Hoeness recently said: Bayern are a buying club, not a selling club."

"We want to extend Toni's deal - everyone at the club agrees on that [but] it's not a straightforward matter," he said. "You can't say that the odds are 80-20 or even 70-30 [in favour of an extension]."

"Sometimes Toni focuses too much on his own performance, but he has the capability to eventually take responsibility for the way the entire team plays."

The Other Side of The Story-

With Moyes, United's team members and fans getting exited after hearing that United might sign Toni Kroos, this transfer could not be made possible as United unexpectedly signed Spanish-star Juan Mata for 37.1 million.

Main problem for United in this season was their midfield and they were desperate to sign a quality mid-fielder. Unfortunately players like Koke and Sniejder did not sign a deal but fortunately they signed a dexter mid-fielder. 

According to the team's management crew, signing another mid-fielder instead of a center-back would have been a complete waste of money. 

Possibly the German-star would not be leaving Bayern in the summer but might shift his side in January,2015 or summer of 2015.