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LaLiga: I want to return to Real Madrid – Modric
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LaLiga: I want to return to Real Madrid – Modric

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Croatia midfielder, Luka Modric, has confirmed he is eager to return to Real Madrid in any capacity.

Modric left the LaLiga giants as a free agent in the summer of 2024.

Since then, he has continued his career in Italy with AC Milan.

Having retired from international football, Modric is now considering his options for the future.

“I miss Real Madrid, it’s a club I love but I feel good in Milan. Also here I feel very happy,” Modric told COPE.

“They’ve welcomed me very well and I’m trying to give my all.

“Real Madrid is my home. I spent 13 years there.

“I’d be happy to help, but I have to prepare myself and see what role I could have and whether the club wants it.

“It would be a dream.”

LaLiga: I want to return to Real Madrid – Modric

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