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Toni Kroos has no intention of being a Manchester United player next season.
The Bayern Munich midfielder has been a long-term target for the Old Trafford club, especially as his contract situation with the German champions remains unresolved.
Kroos, 24, has a year left with Bayern and has yet to accept their offer of an extension, giving a nod to a possible move away.
Speaking to Bild he said: 'I am expecting to play for Bayern Munich next season. There was a lot of speculation, but Manchester is and was not an issue.
'At this point in time I am fully focused on preparations for the World Cup.'
Kroos was the subject of a £20million offer from United with the two clubs having agreed a deal for his services when David Moyes was still in charge.
Meanwhile, Bayern's president Karl Hopfner, claims Kroos is unlikely to receive a better contract offer from the German club.
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