Contacts Between Amorim and Modric as Milan Push to Keep the Croatian Star
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Ruben Amorim battles to keep Luka Modric at AC Milan for new era
In a stunning twist at San Siro, AC Milan’s new boss Ruben Amorim is making an audacious play to keep Luka Modric in red and black — and he’s not mincing words about it. The Portuguese tactician, newly installed as Milan’s head coach, has zeroed in on Modric’s contract conundrum as his first order of business. Despite the Croatian legend’s initial doubts, especially after Milan’s painful Champions League snub, Amorim has personally intervened, u…
Croatia returned to Zagreb after their shocking and controversial elimination from the World Cup, but AC Milan midfielder Luka Modric was not present with his teammates. Modric did not return to Croatia: the reason was reported by Croatian newspaper Sportske Novosti, which claims the midfielder and other national team players decided to go directly on holiday with their families without stopping in Zagreb. Now, the 1985-born midfielder, who suff…
Contacts between Amorim and Modric as Milan push to keep the Croatian star
According to Orazio Accomando regarding Luka Modrić's future, the feeling is that the Croatian star could continue for another season with the Rossoneri. There has already been direct contact with Ruben Amorim, and now that Modrić's World Cup campaign has come to an end, his decision is awaited. At present, the midfielder is a free agent, as his contract with Milan expired on 30 June, but the club is pushing to convince him to remain at Milanell…
Milan are in talks with Luka Modric over a new one-year contract for next season.
Luka Modric close to staying at Milan
Milan mean business this summer under Ruben Amorim, who has already contacted Luka Modric to convince him to stay put. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the 40-year-old could make an unexpected U-turn on his initial decision and commit to one more year at San Siro.Modric joined Milan as a free agent from Real Madrid last summer and quickly became the cornerstone of Massimiliano Allegri’s midfield in 2025/26. However, after the Rossoneri failed …
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