Tottenham's Luka Modric (right) hopes to leave the club this summer. Picture: Anthony Devlin/PA Wire
Former Spurs midfielder casts doubt on Chelsea & Man Utd target’s future
Monday, June 11, 2012
1:14 PM
Tottenham transfer news: Niko Kranjcar does not know if Luka Modric will stay at White Hart Lane
Departing Tottenham man Niko Kranjcar is not sure whether Croatia team-mate Luka Modric will remain at White Hart Lane.
The Spurs playmaker has been linked with Manchester United and Chelsea in recent weeks and could leave after the Blues denied Tottenham a place in next season’s Champions League after winning the competition.
“I don’t know if he’s staying, you’ll have to ask him,” Kranjcar said.
Kranjcar completed a move to Ukrainian side Dynamo Kiev last week.
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