Luka Modric has offered to the table to leave Real Madrid this summer, according to Marca. The veteran Croatian was wanted in Qatar last summer and is ready to return for him this year.
Modric is an important person Los Blancos This is the first time since I arrived at the club from Tottenham Hotspur in the summer of 2012. The 39-year-old was in the final stages of his career, playing at the highest level for the Santiago Bernabeu.
Despite his age, the player did not display a dip in form and registered four goals and seven assists from 47 games throughout the tournament this season. Carlo Ancelotti still trusts the Croatians and considers him an example for the club’s younger players.
However, Luka Modric is the last few months of his contract with Real Madrid, and no new deals have been offered yet. The situation was the same last year before the veteran midfielder signed a new year extension.
Modric made 47 appearances in last season’s tournament and won 2263 minutes of football. Los Blancos. He has already registered 2266 minutes of action this season, and there is a possibility that he will see more action against the Laliga Giants.
The Real Madrid skipper wants to continue with the Santiago Bernabeu and retire with the club. He is already the oldest player he represents. Los Blancos, I also want to play at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Luka Modrick reportedly refused a two-year contract worth 80 million euros in the summer of 2023 from Saudi Arabian Al Ali. Qatar is ready to test its resolve again this summer.
There is no problem with negotiations for the renewal, as there is mutual praise between the player and Real Madrid President Florentino Perez. The parties are expected to sit for the meeting in a few days.
How many trophies did Luka Modric win in Real Madrid?
Luka Modric has made 582 appearances in his Real Madrid career, earning 43 goals and 93 assists so far. He is the most decorated player in the club’s history and has won 28 trophies so far.
Modric has scored six times in the Champions League and also has four Lariga titles in his name. The Croatians have also won six FIFA Club World Cups, two UEFA Super Cups, two Copa del Rey, five Super Copa despanas and more.
Edited by Sankalp Srivastava
