Luka Modric isn’t ready to hang up his boots just yet. The 2018 Ballon d’Or winner is set for one final challenge—this time in Serie A with AC Milan.
A New Chapter in Italy : After being pushed out at Real Madrid by new boss Xabi Alonso, Modric is hungry for revenge—on the pitch. According to La Repubblica, the Croatian maestro has agreed to a one-year deal with AC Milan. His goal? Stay sharp and competitive ahead of the 2026 World Cup with Croatia.
Despite Milan missing out on European competitions this season, the Rossoneri’s prestige and rebuilding project have convinced Modric it’s the right place for his swan song.
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A Leader for the Next Generation
Turning 39 soon, Modric won’t be a benchwarmer. With Tijjani Reijnders expected to leave, Milan plans to give Modric a key role in midfield, helping guide a new wave of talent while anchoring the squad with his vision and experience.
Modric reportedly turned down Champions League-bound clubs to join Milan—proof that legacy and challenge matter more to him than silverware alone.
The Modric–Milan story is just beginning, and it could be a beautiful final chapter in the career of one of football’s most graceful midfielders.
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