Luka Modric to replace Real Madrid for MILAN after the club’s World Cup

Luka Modric is scheduled to join AC MILAN after he finished his duties in the World Cup with Real Madrid this summer.

Reports indicate that Modric and Milano have already settled on personal terms. According to what was reported, the deal was agreed upon in early June, shortly before the championship started in the United States.

The Croatian playmaker will sign a one -year deal with an additional year option. The contract will see that it will earn about 3.5 million euros in the season, with the inclusion of performance -related bonuses.

“I spoken to him personally and saw a man keen to be able to compete. His arrival is crucial to a group that needs players like him, and the leadership,” said Igli Tare.

The first question that Luca asked me is: “Will we be a team that was built to win the championship? “He won six championships championships and wants to be a star player from the start.

It is important for what he will transfer in terms of mentality, leadership and professional competence.

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The verbal agreement is being implemented and stamped with Medical to follow up in July, an exclusive story has been confirmed since the beginning of June for the future of Luca.

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“The fact that it is a fan of Milan, makes this story more exciting, and it will be great to have an excellent season at the end of the season at the end of the season.

Although he reaches September 40, Modric is still in a higher physical condition and wants to play in the World Cup next summer in the United States.

As 13 years are approaching Real Madrid, he leaves the Spanish giants with impressive impulsivity from 28 major prizes.

Meanwhile, Milan is also on the addition of the midfield partner alongside Modric.

According to the club, the club agreed on personal terms with the Granit Xhaka from Bayer Leverkusen, although there was no final agreement with the German team on transfer fees.