According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Luka Modric is ready to extend his contract with AC Milan for one year, and manager Amorim is also prepared to manage the 41-year-old Croatian midfielder carefully, not requiring him to play in every match next season.

Modric's importance to Milan's tactical system is undeniable; he can improve ball circulation, provide leadership, and help the team during difficult moments. Throughout his career, he has won 34 trophies, so Amorim was very pleased when Modric officially expressed his desire to extend his contract.

However, Amorim also recognizes that Modric will turn 41 next week, and since Milan will compete in the Europa League with Thursday evening fixtures next season, rotation will be necessary. To address this, Amorim has developed several solutions, including giving Yunus Musah opportunities to continue developing, maintaining Ismael Benancia's form from preseason and the first two rounds, and if needed, using Adrien Rabiot as one of the two holding midfielders, as well as providing 18-year-old Vos more opportunities.

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