Luka Modrić and Real Madrid: End of an Era or Sporting Injustice?

Luka Modrić, the legendary captain of Real Madrid, has played his final matches for the club that defined his career. In the last group stage match of the FIFA Club World Cup, Real defeated Salzburg 3-0, with Modrić entering the game in the 23rd minute of the second half, greeted by cheers from the Philadelphia crowd. His appearance sparked a frenzy, with one fan even running onto the field to snap a selfie with his idol, which Modrić happily obliged with a hug. But behind these touching moments lies a harsh reality — Real Madrid has decided not to renew Modrić’s contract, despite him still being in top form and eager to play. In recent years, the club only offered him one-year extensions, and this summer they gave up on further engagement, meaning Modrić will continue his career at Milan, a club he has already agreed terms with. Marca highlighted after the match how unbelievable it is that one of the most decorated players in Real’s history, with 28 trophies, is being forced out against his will. Even new coach Xabi Alonso couldn’t change this decision, casting a shadow over the club’s management. Modrić was a key squad member and first reserve, raising the question — is Real Madrid making a huge mistake? Drop your thoughts below, because this story isn’t just about football, it’s about respect for legends!

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