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Real Madrid anticipates two potential futures for club legend Luka Modric once his playing days conclude, according to a recent report. Modric currently maintains a successful career at AC Milan, yet the prospect of his return to Madrid has sparked considerable interest. The Croatian midfielder recently expressed his desire to rejoin the club, but only if he can make a substantial impact rather than simply reuniting due to his storied legacy.
Journalist Tomas Roncero, citing his insights, believes that Modric's football acumen positions him for a significant role at Madrid, rather than a ceremonial one. Roncero elaborates on the two roles that could suit Modric: joining the coaching staff or venturing into sporting management. Although Modric's prominence on the pitch propelled his status at Madrid, his interests transcend his own career.
He remains an avid follower of global leagues and players, and has demonstrated a keen interest in the wider football landscape. This knowledge and passion may make him invaluable in a football-related capacity at Madrid once he transitions out of active play. A return to Madrid would undoubtedly be emotionally significant for Modric, who spent over a decade with the club and earned a place as one of its defining midfielders.
However, his future clearly lies in leveraging his football expertise. Consequently, coaching and sporting management have emerged as the two probable avenues for Modric's post-playing career at Madrid.
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