Modric and Vasquez play short-term worker, renew their contract for half a month and leave after playing the new version of the Club World Cup

Modric (Modi Calendar) just announced that he would leave Real Madrid this summer, which he played for 13 years. According to media reports, Lucas Vazquez Iglesias and Jesus Vallejo Lazaro will both leave the team after their contracts expire, but since they still have to play in the Club World Cup, Modric and Vasquez will receive a short-term contract renewal of 14 days and half a month in Real Madrid, and they will play in the Club World Cup first. According to reports from local Spanish media, Modric has always hoped to play another season at Real Madrid to prepare for next year's World Cup and receive support from coach-elect Xavi Alonso. In order to stay in Real Madrid, Modric himself has also proposed three concessions, including further salary cuts, willingness to be a substitute, and giving Real Madrid enough time to consider.

But Real Madrid eventually rejected them all, believing that Modric stayed in the team and had a bad growth against young players such as Bellingham, but allowed Modric and Vasquez to play the Club World Cup first. The Club World Cup ended on July 13, so they opened a 14-day short-term contract renewal, while Vallejo did not have a short-term contract renewal, and directly left after the contract expired.