Post by mesi10 on Jan 11, 2024 0:47:46 GMT -5
Real Madrid's Croatian international Luka Modric has stated that he would exchange all the trophies won with his club for a World Cup victory with his national team.
Asked by the newspaper Jutarnji list about Binance App Users Data Barcelona player Lionel Messi's statement that he would give all his victories with that team in exchange for the World Cup, Modric assured that he would do the same.
"I would do that too if it were possible. The national team is always something superior, something special. I would give everything to return from Russia with a great result," replied the captain of the Croatian national team, according to Jutarnji list published this Tuesday.
He also described Group D, which Croatia shares with Argentina, Nigeria and Iceland, as difficult.
"The group is difficult, complicated. Nigeria, Iceland and, especially, Argentina, are difficult opponents, but we also have an excellent team. In addition, we will also need to have a little luck," he considered.
Modric said that Croatia played poorly in the last World Cups and that he hopes for a change in that regard.
The Croatian team arrived yesterday in Zelenogorsk, about 60 kilometers from Saint Petersburg, where they are concentrated for the World Cup.
Asked by the newspaper Jutarnji list about Binance App Users Data Barcelona player Lionel Messi's statement that he would give all his victories with that team in exchange for the World Cup, Modric assured that he would do the same.
"I would do that too if it were possible. The national team is always something superior, something special. I would give everything to return from Russia with a great result," replied the captain of the Croatian national team, according to Jutarnji list published this Tuesday.
He also described Group D, which Croatia shares with Argentina, Nigeria and Iceland, as difficult.
"The group is difficult, complicated. Nigeria, Iceland and, especially, Argentina, are difficult opponents, but we also have an excellent team. In addition, we will also need to have a little luck," he considered.
Modric said that Croatia played poorly in the last World Cups and that he hopes for a change in that regard.
The Croatian team arrived yesterday in Zelenogorsk, about 60 kilometers from Saint Petersburg, where they are concentrated for the World Cup.