Luka Modric, 40, signs a one-year contract extension with AC Milan, keeping him at the club for another season. Reports from multiple outlets say the deal follows his arrival at Milan last summer on a one-year contract that included the possibility of an additional 12 months. BBC Sport notes that Modric turns 41 in September, while The Athletic and others describe his extension as a further one-year commitment. One report indicates Milan’s arrangement includes an option for an extra period, but the exact structure beyond the new one-year term is not consistently detailed across coverage. Separately, Soccer News frames the extension as part of Modric’s intent to help Milan return to the Champions League. The Punch similarly reports that Modric expresses satisfaction about continuing with “the Rossoneri,” describing the move as an extension of his journey with the club. Across sources, the key point is that Modric remains contracted to AC Milan for an additional year following his prior one-year deal begun last summer.