By Kwame Bediako
Luka Modric is set to join the ownership group of Championship club Swansea City, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. The deal has been agreed upon, and Modric will become one of the minority owners of the club. This new venture will not affect his playing career, and he remains committed to continuing his professional career at Real Madrid.
Modric’s commitment to Real Madrid
Modric’s current contract with Real Madrid expires this summer, and the La Liga giants are yet to decide whether to offer him a new deal. Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future at Real Madrid, Modric is focused on his playing career and has not let his potential ownership stake in Swansea City affect his commitment to the Spanish club.
Swansea City’s new era
Modric will join Andy Coleman, Brett Cravatt, Nigel Morris, and Jason Cohen as part-owners of Swansea City. The club underwent a change of ownership in November, and American businessman Coleman has promised a “new era” for the club. Coleman aims to return Swansea to the Premier League and has prioritised boosting revenue and the club’s fortunes.
Collective ambition
Coleman has expressed his ambition to work with the new ownership group to rebuild trust with the supporters and take the club to new heights. The exact percentage of the club that Modric is acquiring and the cost of the investment remain undisclosed. However, it’s clear that Modric and the new ownership group share a collective ambition to bring success to Swansea City.
A fresh start for Swansea City
Modric’s involvement comes as Swansea City looks to embark on a new chapter under its recently restructured ownership group. The club’s new ownership group is committed to helping the team reach its full potential and return to the Premier League. As Modric joins the ownership group, fans can expect big things from the Swans in the future. The addition of Modric’s expertise and passion for the sport will undoubtedly be a valuable asset to the club.
