Croatia’s Modric undergoes facial surgery but aims to be fit for World Cup
Summary
Luka Modric had surgery to fix a broken cheekbone after a head injury during a soccer match. He is expected to recover in time to play for Croatia in the upcoming FIFA World Cup.Key Facts
- Modric injured his left cheekbone in a clash with Manuel Locatelli during a Serie A game.
- He left the field near the end of the game but stayed on the bench until it ended.
- Tests showed he had a complex fracture in the left zygomatic bone (cheekbone).
- Surgery was successful, and Modric is expected to recover before the World Cup.
- Croatia’s coach is confident Modric will be ready to lead the team.
- Modric plays for AC Milan and is in the last months of his contract.
- The World Cup starts on June 11, with Croatia’s first game on June 17 against England.
- Modric may need to wear a protective mask if he plays after recovery.
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