Kroos has apparently told his Bayern Munich teammates that he wants to leave the club for Manchester United, according to the Mirror.

Reports surfaced again last week that Manchester United was prepared to spend big to get Kroos. The midfielder has one year remaining on his contract with Bayern, but United will test the team's determination to keep the player after contract renewal talks appear to have stalled.

Manchester United is reportedly ready to submit a transfer fee in the range of £40 million this summer to bring Kroos to England, according to the Mirror.

Manchester United's interest in Kroos has been rumored for quite some time, and the fact that Bayern Munich are their current opponents in the Champions League could have something to do with the more recent chatter. Kroos could leave the German club on a free transfer in the summer of 2015, so a large transfer fee could certainly sway their decision this year.

Manchester United manager David Moyes was on hand to watch Kroos face Arsenal, reports the Daily Mail.

Kroos scored Bayern Munich's first goal of the match, and tallied more touches of the ball than Arsenal's entire midfield. He is in contract dispute with Bayern, and is one of a host of new transfer targets for United.

Kroos (groin) came on for Mario Mandzukic at the 64-minute mark of Saturday's 2-1 win over TSG Hoffenheim.

Kroos didn't take a single shot during his time on the pitch, the first time he's done that in league play since August 24 against Nurnberg. He was questionable coming into the match but it appears manager Pep Guardiola wanted him to get some time in before Tuesday's Champions League match against Viktoria Plzen.

Kroos (groin) is available for Bayern Munich's match against TSG Hoffenheim on Saturday, although he'll start on the bench.

Kroos looked headed to miss out completely due to his groin injury, although it appears he's fit enough to at least be available to play. It wouldn't be surprising if he stayed on the bench for the full 90 with a Champions League match against Viktoria Plzen coming up on Tuesday.

Kroos (groin) has returned to training but is unlikely to play Saturday against TSG Hoffenheim, Goal.com reports.

Bayern manager Pep Guardiola revealed that Kroos is likely fit enough to play in Saturday's Bundesliga match but he'll likely sit in preparation of Tuesday's Champions League match against Viktoria Plzen.

Kroos resumed individual training Monday after picking up a slight groin injury in Saturday's Bundesliga match against Hertha Berlin, according to Goal.com.

Kroos left Saturday's game in the 24th minute and was replaced by Mario Gotze, who went on to score a goal. The injury was not deemed serious and he seems in good shape to be ready for Bayern's next game, which comes November 2 against TSG Hoffenheim.