Record | Legend! Modrić's Real Madrid Career Stats: 597 Appearances, 43 Goals, 95 Assists, 28 Trophies Won

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Modrić's Real Madrid Career Stats: 597 Appearances, 43 Goals, 95 Assists, 28 Trophies Won

Content: In the Club World Cup semi-finals, Real Madrid were eliminated by Paris Saint-Germain, missing out on the final.

This match thus marked the final appearance of Croatian legend Luka Modrić in a Real Madrid jersey.

After coming on as a substitute in this game, Modrić made a total of 597 appearances for Real Madrid throughout his career, directly contributing 43 goals and 95 assists.

He is the player with the most trophies in Real Madrid's history, having won 28 titles in total, distributed as follows:

6 UEFA Champions League titles

4 La Liga titles

2 Copa del Rey titles

5 Spanish Super Cup titles

5 Club World Cup titles

1 Intercontinental Cup title

5 UEFA Super Cup titles

During his time at Real Madrid, he also won the 2018 Ballon d'Or, FIFA World Player of the Year, and UEFA Men's Player of the Year, as well as the 2019 Golden Foot award.

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