Luka Modrić has officially signed for Rangers FC, bringing an end to his illustrious spell at Real Madrid. The Croatian maestro leaves the Bernabéu as one of the club’s most decorated players, having won five Champions League titles, multiple La Liga trophies, and the Ballon d’Or in 2018.
At 39, Modrić insists he still has plenty to offer and is relishing the opportunity to take on a new challenge in the Scottish Premiership. “I leave Real Madrid with a full heart and incredible memories. Now, I’m excited to write a new chapter with Rangers,” he said during his unveiling at Ibrox.
Rangers manager Philippe Clement expressed delight at the signing, calling Modrić “a world-class professional whose experience and vision will be priceless.”
Modrić’s arrival is expected to boost Rangers’ midfield and inspire the squad both on and off the pitch. The veteran playmaker is set to join pre-season training next month and could make his debut in Champions League qualifiers.
With one final adventure ahead, Modrić departs Madrid a legend and arrives in Glasgow ready to conquer once more.
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