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Quite a symbol: while he will leave Real Madrid at the end of the season, Luka Modric scored the winning goal after coming into play against Sevilla (1-0), Sunday evening in La Liga. The championship leader flies away.
When Real Madrid cannot count on Jude Bellingham, currently unavailable, its Brazilian cracks Vinicius and Rodrygo, or even the understudy Joselu, also injured (it’s a massacre), it is his 2018 Ballon d’Or which Safe. Luka Modric, who will leave Casa Blanca at the end of the season, scored the winning goal in the clash against Sevilla (1-0), Sunday evening at the Bernabéu.
Entering in the 75th minute of play, the Croatian midfielder broke the deadlock after an exceptional oriented control followed by a strike on the post (coming in, 81st). Modric becomes the second top scorer in the history of Casa Blanca, at 38 years and 5 months, behind Ferenc Puskas and ahead of Alfredo Di Stefano. Two of Real Madrid’s greatest legends.
Facing their former captain Sergio Ramos, Real opened the score at the start of the match through Lucas Vazquez (10th) but the VAR canceled the achievement after many minutes…
Carlo Ancelotti’s team faces Valencia next week, before their Champions League round of 16 second leg against Leipzig.
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