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Luka Modrić, the 41‑year‑old Croatian midfielder, said in an interview that he has no plans to retire and remains eager to play at the highest level. The comments were made for SportWeek, a weekly edition of the Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, and were later highlighted by the Milan‑based portal MilanLive, which described the statements as a “new love letter to Milan.” During the interview, Modrić explained that his motivation comes from how he feels on the pitch and from the desire to help his team. “As long as I feel that way, I want to keep playing,” he said. He added that he feels physically well, still has ambitions, and is not missing the drive for new challenges. Modrić’s performance in recent matches supports his claim. In AC Milan’s 2‑1 victory over Genoa, he played the full 90 minutes and was named player of the match by Sky Sports. The win was Milan’s third in a row, and the match was played at the newly renovated San Siro stadium. The interview and the subsequent coverage underscore Modrić’s continued commitment to AC Milan, despite his age, and his ongoing contribution to the club’s ambitions in Serie A and European competition. Article source: Večernji List | Image credit: Večernji List
Luka Modrić, the 41‑year‑old Croatian midfielder, said in an interview that he has no plans to retire and remains eager to play at the highest level. The comments were made for SportWeek, a weekly edition of the Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, and were later highlighted by the Milan‑based portal MilanLive, which described the statements as a “new love letter to Milan.” During the interview, Modrić explained that his motivation comes from how he feels on the pitch and from the desire to help his team. “As long as I feel that way, I want to keep playing,” he said. He added that he feels physically well, still has ambitions, and is not missing the drive for new challenges. Modrić’s performance in recent matches supports his claim. In AC Milan’s 2‑1 victory over Genoa, he played the full 90 minutes and was named player of the match by Sky Sports. The win was Milan’s third in a row, and the match was played at the newly renovated San Siro stadium. The interview and the subsequent coverage underscore Modrić’s continued commitment to AC Milan, despite his age, and his ongoing contribution to the club’s ambitions in Serie A and European competition.
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