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![Toni Kroos shared a touching moment with Real Madrid fans as he enjoyed a fairytale end to his club career by winning the Champions League at Wembley. <br/><br/>The German played his 718th and final club match on Saturday night after announcing that he would be calling time on his career at the end of the campaign.<br/><br/>Kroos added yet more silverware to his stacked trophy cabinet after Los Blancos' 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund. Second-half goals from Dani Carvajal and Vinicius Jr saw the veteran midfielder claim his sixth European Cup. <br/><br/><br/>Minutes before the final whistle, Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti allowed the 34-year-old to have a touching send-off and he left the Wembley pitch to the jubilant applause of the club's supporters. <br/><br/>Kroos reacted in kind, passionately gesturing towards the fans with his arms raised and an enthusiastic fist pumped into the sky. <br/><br/>'It could be worse,' Kroos told CBS Sports when asked how it felt to retire with a Champions League winners medal. 'That was the plan but of course, it's difficult to plan this. <br/><br/>'We didn't play our best match today obviously but it seems like in these games we're unable to lose.<br/><br/>'We were pretty lucky in the first half, we didn't play a good game. We changed some things, we tried to be a bit more compact. 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