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Soccer: Modric to remain at AC Milan next season

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Soccer: Modric to remain at AC Milan next season
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Luka Modrić has signed a new contract with AC Milan that runs until June 2027. The 40‑year‑old Croatian will continue under new coach Ruben Amorim after the club missed the Champions League. Milan highlighted his experience and contributions both on and off the pitch.

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AC Milan have announced that 40-year-old Croatia great -Luka Modrić will remain with them next season, after signing a new contract running until the end of June 2027. The Ballon d'Or-winning midfielder joined the seven-time European champions a year ago, after 13 glorious years with Real Madrid. He will be working with new coach Ruben Amorim, who has replaced Massimiliano Allegri after Milan failed to qualify for the Champions League under him last term. "A key figure in the Rossoneri midfield since his arrival, Luka has brought his experience and quality to the service of the team, both on and off the pitch, with humility and great passion," Milan said.

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