Luka Modric provided his first Serie A assist in AC Milan’s 2-0 win over Lecce.

Luka Modric kicked off his Serie A season with an assist for AC Milan in their 2-0 victory over Lecce. Modric’s free kick was nodded in by Ruben Loftus-Cheek, setting the tone for Milan’s dominant performance.

Modric expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance, saying, “I feel really good, everything is perfect. I get along with my teammates, I feel relaxed.” He also joked about the minor hiccup of still needing to find a house, but overall, he’s enjoying his time with the Rossoneri.

The 39-year-old midfielder has been working closely with coach Max Allegri, who has asked him to help the team move with more fluidity. Modric is also tasked with providing guidance to his younger teammates on the pitch. “The coach asks me to talk a lot on the pitch, as there are many young players, and they need confidence,” Modric revealed.

Modric’s experience playing against Italian teams has given him a deep appreciation for the tactical organization of Serie A teams. “I have always watched Italian football, there are a lot of Croatian players here, and I above all appreciated Milan,” he said.

Despite his familiarity with the league, Modric acknowledges that he still needs to get used to the team’s dynamics and the league’s demands.

The Croatian midfielder emphasized the challenges of Serie A, saying, “This is a very difficult league. We need to be on our toes in every match and give everything we’ve got to win.”

Despite these challenges, Modric is enjoying his time in the league and is impressed by the level of competition.

With his first Serie A assist under his belt, Modric is set to continue making significant contributions to Milan’s campaign. His ability to provide guidance and support to his teammates will be essential in the team’s quest for glory this season.