The footballer who wants to be Real Madrid's number 10 when Luka Modric retires

One of the hallmarks that Real Madrid has had the most throughout its history in this century is the fact that most of the players who contribute the 10 inside their shirt have really not been able to bear the weight that this means for what most of them have gone through without pain or glory in the champion team of the Copa del Rey in Spain since it means too much weight and they end up being one more player who stays on the bench.

But that is not the case of the 37-year-old Croatian attacking midfielder Luka Modrić since since they gave him that number on his shirt he has worn it more than not, since he has taken Real Madrid to instances that no one can imagine, not for nothing. He is one of the players who have five Champions League in his pocket hand in hand with a historic team like Spain.

However, it is not a lie to say that Modrić is already in the last years of his career and it can be said that next season would be his last dance with Real Madrid due to the fact that he is already 37 years old but that is not It means that with Modrić's retirement there is no longer a high-quality player wearing Real Madrid's 10 why a footballer would have already given to be able to wear the new white shirt.

And while it is true that one of the players who most promises to be the new number 10 for Real Madrid is the recent signing of the Turkish attacking midfielder, Arda Guler, he would not be the one to take the lead to be the new figure of Real Madrid Rather, it would be much more unexpected because his position does not seem to be adequate to be able to wear the most important number in the team's history.

Who would be the new 10

And that cannot be other than the case of the Brazilian right winger Rodrygo Goes, who for a long time has said that he wants to be the new day of Real Madrid due to the fact that he loves the institution very much and wants to be a figure that gives many thrilling titles to the fission in addition to representing a legend in the team that has given him so much for more than three years.