Luka Modric has reached a full agreement with AC Milan to extend his contract until June 2027, committing the 40-year-old Croatia midfielder to a second season at San Siro.
Multiple sources, including MilanNews and transfer insider Fabrizio Romano, report that terms have been finalised for a one-year extension worth €3.5 million per season plus performance-related bonuses. The formal signing is expected on Wednesday, bringing an end to weeks of speculation about the Ballon d'Or winner's future.
Modric joined Milan as a free agent last summer following a glittering 12-year spell at Real Madrid, where he won four Champions League titles and the 2018 Ballon d'Or. His debut season in Serie A yielded 37 appearances across all competitions, with two goals and three assists — a return that might have been greater had a fractured cheekbone not sidelined him mid-campaign. He returned ahead of schedule from that injury.
