Modrić to Continue His Career in a Top European League
Sergio Ramos considers football to be an art form, Photo: REUTERS
The most decorated player in the history of the legendary Real Madrid will conclude his illustrious career following the Club World Cup in the United States.
Luka Modrić, who joined from Tottenham at José Mourinho’s request, boasts an impressive 28 trophies, solidifying his legacy as a Croatian maestro.
Mourinho openly shared: “Peđa Mijatović’s recommendation was pivotal. He suggested Luka Modrić when I inquired about the best player for the role I needed. Some criticized the price for a player without trophies outside Croatia, but I trust Peđa’s judgment…”
Considering inflation, Real Madrid shelled out nearly 100 million euros at the time.
Mijatović humbly mentioned that he merely pointed Modrić out to Mourinho and wasn’t directly involved in the transfer, yet their relationship remains a topic of admiration in Croatia.
“I know Luka’s passion for the game… He’s unlikely to remain in Spain, but don’t be surprised if he lands at a club in England, Italy, or Germany. Many teams are interested. He’s keen to compete and will likely stay in Europe,” stated the legendary Real Madrid striker and one of Montenegro’s greatest footballers.
The announcement of Modrić’s exit is dominating media discussions globally. Tributes and farewell messages from legendary Real Madrid players are prevalent, with universal acclaim for Modrić.
Naćo put a unique spin on it.
“Your name is etched on the Real Madrid crest!”
Marka responded with an impactful headline.
The world’s premier sports daily went further—Modrić is mentioned among the top 10 greatest players in the club’s history, ranking ahead of legends like Puskas and Laudrup…
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