"He has been placed quite literally in the centre of Massimiliano Allegri's tactical plans, as the deepest midfielder in a 3-5-2 system, and he has continued to play at an elite level. The recent game against Fiorentina is a brilliant example of this. Despite having no Adrien Rabiot next to him, the 40-year-old had 90% pass completion, four chances created, six tackles, six recoveries and six out of eight ground duels won."
"Playing for Milan is the best thing right now. I'm at a great and historic club: the team has great talent and the manager is a winner. It's a long journey, but I have high expectations. I came here to win. Returning to the Champions League is the minimum goal, but I hope to do more. I've already won everything, but my dream is to win with Milan, because when you never give up, anything can happen. Forza Milan, always."
"The level of Serie A is very high. In other major leagues there aren't as many matches as here: Juve, Inter, Napoli, Lazio, Roma... The Bernabeu is special to me. I lived there for 13 years and experienced indescribable emotions. But San Siro is a stadium steeped in history: Ancelotti told me I'd love it; he's one of the greatest."
Luka Modric joined AC Milan on a free transfer from Real Madrid and occupies the deepest midfield role in Massimiliano Allegri's 3-5-2 system. He has delivered elite performances, exemplified by a match against Fiorentina with 90% pass completion, four chances created, six tackles, six recoveries and six of eight ground duels won. He views Milan as a historic club with talent and a winning manager, sets returning to the Champions League as a minimum target, and aims to win trophies. He cites childhood idols from Milan, praises the high level of Serie A, and values San Siro's history.
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