Real Madrid officials have reconsidered Luka Modric’s departure, who moved to AC Milan after his contract expired last spring. The Croatian could have provided stability and valuable experience to the team, and his absence has left a noticeable void in midfield. Modric has played 1,268 minutes for the Rossoneri so far, delivering outstanding performances, scoring one goal, and providing two assists, proving that he remains a crucial element in any team.
Fans and pundits in Italy have praised Modric’s performances, with La Gazzetta dello Sport hailing him as a legend of the year, despite him being in Serie A for only four months. The player himself has expressed his happiness at playing for Milan, stating that the experience fulfills a childhood dream.
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Xabi Alonso’s Challenges
Meanwhile, Alonso is trying to find balance in midfield by converting Arda Güler into a more central role and giving Eduardo Camavinga more playing time. However, the search for greater tactical stability and effectiveness remains urgent, amid expectations of potential changes to the squad in the coming period.
While Modric shines at San Siro, Real Madrid faces a real test to reorganize its lineup and restore consistent performance, closely monitoring the players’ futures and assessing how technical and administrative decisions will affect the team’s results in the next stage.
