Luka Modrić has officially announced his departure from Real Madrid, bringing an end to one of the greatest careers in the club’s history. The 39-year-old Croatian midfielder spent 13 unforgettable seasons with Los Blancos, leaving behind a legacy few players in football can match.
Modrić’s Trophy Cabinet at Real Madrid
Since joining the club in 2012 from Tottenham Hotspur, Modrić became a symbol of consistency, class, and leadership. He helped Real Madrid dominate both in Spain and across Europe.
Here’s a breakdown of the 28 major trophies he won:
- 6 UEFA Champions League titles
- 4 La Liga titles
- 2 Copa del Rey wins
- 5 Spanish Super Cups
- 5 UEFA Super Cups
- 6 FIFA Club World Cups
In 2018, Modrić also made history by winning the Ballon d’Or, ending the decade-long dominance of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
What’s Next for Luka Modric?
Although he’s leaving Real Madrid, Modrić isn’t retiring just yet. He’s already taken a big step into football beyond the pitch by purchasing a stake in Swansea City, a club in England’s Championship (second division). Reports suggest he may even consider playing for them, as he recently bought a house near Swansea.
Whether he continues to play or fully shifts into club management, fans around the world will be watching closely. After all, a player of his caliber rarely comes around — and his next move is bound to create buzz.
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