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Luka Modric has purchased a five-bedroom mansion in Swansea after acquiring a minority stake in Championship side Swansea City. The Croatian midfielder, who played his final game for Real Madrid last weekend, has made a surprising but notable shift towards British football.
According to The Sun, the property, located in the quiet Gower village of Three Crosses, is worth over £1 million. The move comes just weeks after the 39-year-old sealed a minority ownership in the Welsh club.
Modric Ends Real Madrid Era as Most Decorated Player
The midfield maestro ended his glittering spell at Real Madrid with a 2-0 win over Real Sociedad, a match that marked his final appearance for Los Blancos. Modric leaves behind an unmatched legacy, having won six Champions League titles, four La Liga trophies, and six Club World Cups, among others.
While his contract with Real Madrid has expired, Modric has yet to announce retirement. His next move remains uncertain, though the recent purchase hints at a deeper connection with the Championship club.
Locals React to Modric’s Surprise Move
The news of Modric’s visit to the property sparked local buzz. A nearby resident told The Sun:
“We don’t host many Galacticos in Swansea so it was a bit of a surprise to see him on our doorstep. But it’s a fantastic house close to the beach and I’m sure he will enjoy exploring the Gower and the local restaurants.”
The resident added, “I doubt we have as many fancy nightclubs as they do in Madrid, but we have plenty of good pubs where he will be made to feel very welcome.”
Will Modric Join Swansea as a Player?
While nothing is confirmed, former Real Madrid striker Fernando Morientes recently suggested Modric should consider joining Swansea’s playing squad to boost their promotion chances. The Welsh side has been in the Championship since their relegation from the Premier League in 2018.
Whether Modric chooses retirement, coaching, or a return to the pitch with Swansea remains to be seen—but his move to the Gower Peninsula signals a fresh chapter in his career.
This article was updated 3 weeks ago