Ruben Amorim wants to retain Luka Modrić at all costs

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Ruben Amorim has been officially presented as the new coach of AC Milan. Accompanied by president Gerry Cardinale, the Portuguese technician took advantage of his first press conference to discuss his ambitions with the Rossoneri and return to several issues, including that of Luka Modric, pillar of the Milan locker room since his arrival at the club a year ago.

After a World Cup played with Croatia, the 40-year-old midfielder will now enjoy a few days of rest before returning to the group. “Modric? I think he will be back in a few days, now he has to rest after the World Cup.”explained Amorim. The new Milan coach also insisted on the importance of the 2018 Ballon d’Or in his project: “I want Luka to stay, I spoke with him and if necessary… I will go and get him in person. » With the objective of bringing Milan back to the top, Amorim displayed his ambitions: “We want to win our second star”in reference to the 20th Italian championship title.

Manu Tournoux

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