Real Madrid recently announced that Luka Modric has signed an extension with the club that will keep him there until the end of the 2024-25 season. This extension comes after Modric had already hinted at staying with the Spanish giants for another year during the club’s Champions League celebrations. This decision solidifies his place in
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The saga of Cristiano Ronaldo never seems to end. Despite his age and declining performance, Ronaldo continues to make headlines with his presence on the field. At Euro 2024, he hinted that it might be his last tournament, but the prospect of playing in the 2026 World Cup is still on the table. At 41
Luka Modric’s experience during the Euro 2024 tournament was nothing short of an emotional rollercoaster. From the intense joy of potentially leading Croatia to the knockout rounds to the devastating blow of missing a crucial penalty, Modric went through a whirlwind of emotions in a single match. The image of him holding the UEFA Man
The news of Toni Kroos retiring from football after the European Championships this summer has sent shockwaves through the Real Madrid fanbase. His departure, alongside the uncertainty surrounding Luka Modric’s future, marks the end of a legendary midfield duo that has dominated European football for over a decade. With Kroos’ contract expiring on June 30,
Real Madrid is reportedly nearing agreements on contract extensions with key players Luka Modric, Lucas Vázquez, and Andriy Lunin. Modric, at 38 years old, is expected to sign a one-year extension, showcasing his continued importance to the team both on and off the field. The veteran midfielder’s experience and leadership have been crucial in the
The summer transfer window in Europe is just around the corner, but some big names like Luka Modric and Toni Kroos are set to stay at Real Madrid for at least one more season. Despite initial plans to let them leave, both players have agreed to reduced salaries to remain with the club. Modric, who
Dinamo Zagreb’s approach to potentially bring back Luka Modric, the Real Madrid and Croatia legend, is definitely not the standard secretive transfer tactic. In a bold move, Dinamo took out a full-page advert in Marca, Spain’s top sports newspaper, to openly express their desire for Modric to return to his roots. The advert featured a