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Luka Modric believes he still has “a lot to offer” as the AC Milan midfielder dismissed any talk\u00a0of retirement.<\/p>\n
Modric, who turns 41 later this month, joined Milan on a free transfer ahead of the 2025-26 season, and he extended his contract until June 2027 following the World Cup.<\/p>\n
The Croatia international has made 39 appearances for the Rossoneri, scoring two goals and providing three assists.<\/p>\n
He completed more passes than any other Milan player last season (2,072), while only Alexis Saelemaekers (64) created more chances than his 54.<\/p>\n
He has featured in both Serie A games under Ruben Amorim this season, with Milan starting their campaign with wins over Torino and Venezia.<\/p>\n
Modric, who participated at his fifth World Cup earlier this year, insists he has no immediate plans to retire as he is enjoying his football.<\/p>\n
“There seems to be this idea floating about that when you reach a certain age, it’s better to retire and step aside. But I don’t see it that way if you feel good because this is my life,” Modric told Diario AS.<\/p>\n
“How long will that be? I know the end is getting closer and closer, but I don’t know if it’ll be this year or the next. You never know, another one [year].<\/p>\n
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