Real Madrid and Luka Modric have agreed a new contract extension that will keep the midfielder at the club until June 2025, according to New York Times.

The Croatia international’s current deal was due to expire this summer but he has agreed to extend his stay at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The 38-year-old — who joined the Spanish club from Tottenham Hotspur in 2012 — scored two goals and provided six assists in 46 appearances across all competitions last season, with many of those being off the bench.

He has made 534 appearances for the club, scoring 39 goals and providing 83 assists in all competitions.

Arguably one of the best players in Madrid’s history, Modric has won 26 trophies for the club including six Champions Leagues and four La Liga titles.

Toni Kroos, Modric’s long-time midfield partner, has already confirmed his retirement from football this summer. The 34-year-old Germany international’s final match was in his nation’s Euro 2024 quarter-final defeat to Spain earlier this month.