Luka Modric Has Already Secured His Next Move After AC Milan

Luka Modric has reportedly secured his next move after AC Milan.

During the summer transfer window, Modric signed for Serie A giants AC Milan after leaving Real Madrid following the FIFA Club World Cup.

Reflecting on his Madrid career, Modric said: "An unforgettable, glorious and victorious period has come to an end. What I've experienced makes me even happier. Remembering everything I've achieved here is something to be very happy about, even though it's coming to an end.

"At Real Madrid, I have grown as a player and as a person. Real Madrid has given me everything in football, and for that I will be grateful for the rest of my life. I will always be a Madridista."

During his time in the Spanish capital, Modric won six Champions Leagues, five Club World Cups, one Intercontinental Cup, five European Super Cups and four LaLiga titles among other trophies. He also got his hands on the Ballon d'Or award in 2018.

In July, it was confirmed that Modric had signed a deal with AC Milan that will expire in June 2026, but there is an option for a one-year extension.

So far in the 25/26 season, Modric, 40, has made seven appearances across all competitions for AC Milan, registering one goal and one assist.

Luka Modric in action for AC Milan. Image: Getty

Recently, it was reported that Modric has already lined up his next move in preparation for when he does leave AC Milan.

As reported by Spanish news outlet Defensa Central, Modric is expected to return to Madrid when he decides to leave Italy.

However, the Croatian is not going to be playing for Los Blancos, but will return as either a coach or an ambassador.

It has been suggested that Modric would like to take a one-year break upon ending his playing career before confirming his next move.

The report also stated that talks between Modric and Madrid are expected to continue in the coming months, with the 40-year-old fully focused on leading his country to the 2026 World Cup, which will take place across North America.