Luka Modric Set To Retire From Croatia Duty After AC Milan Extension
Luka Modric is expected to sign a one-year contract extension with AC Milan and retire from international duty with Croatia in October. The 40-year-old midfielder aims to focus his remaining career on achieving success with his club.
Why it matters
This marks the end of a significant era for international football and highlights the career trajectory of a legendary player.
Luka Modric is preparing to sign a new one-year contract extension with AC Milan and will officially retire from international duty with Croatia this October. The midfielder wants to dedicate his final season entirely to the Italian giants, aiming for a successful swansong after missing out on Champions League football and suffering World Cup heartbreak. According to a report from Gazzetta dello Sport, everything is in place for Modric to sign a new deal at AC Milan. The midfielder is currently on holiday but has given clear signals to the club hierarchy that he intends to stay for the upcoming campaign. This extension will keep Modric tied to the club for another year. Modric, now 40, will soon travel to Australia to join his team-mates for their pre-season tour as they prepare for the new season under manager Ruben Amorim.
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