Real Madrid star Luka Modric remains focused on his goal to play at the club after his 40th birthday.
The International of Croatia has already broken New Ground this season as the oldest performances of the club and the club's goalkeeper and he is hungry for more in 2025/26.
Despite his reduced playing time in recent months, Modric is crucial as the club captain of Carlo Ancelotti in Madrid, and the 39-year-old manages the respect of every member of his stars-lined team.
Ancelotti has regularly praised his impact and called on the club to punish another annual extension as part of his claim that Modric has earned the right to decide when he leaves.
The long -term objective for Modric is to lead Croatia at the FIFA World Cup 2026 in North America before he then makes a phone call about retiring football.
The swirling rumors about his future indicate that he is open to registering for the 2025/26 season, even with the reservation of a different wages.
The representatives of the club and Modric will now sit down and assess the details of a renewal with transfer expert Fabrizio Romano who claims that this is the wish of Modric.
Interest of the Saudi Pro League and MLS will be rejected because he wants to stay in Europe to prepare for the World Cup.
As part of an exclusive interview with French Outlet Telefoot, Modric offered an update about his intentions, but admitted that there is still a way to go.
“At the moment I am not thinking about retirement. But as I always said – I would like to retire at Real Madrid, that would be a dream for me. We will see what is happening,” he said.
“There is still much of the season left and I want to concentrate on what is left, because there are still many games to play. I am not in a hurry to make a decision.”
Modric Will Captain Croatia against France in their UEFA Nations League Quarter Final Second Been tomorrow after he led his side to a 2-0 home victory in the first stage last week.
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