FIFA has confirmed Inter Milan will not face action over Real Madrid's allegation that the club made an illegal approach for their midfielder Luka Modric, citing insufficient evidence. Real Madrid's complaint came after stories circulated in August linking Modric with Inter Milan. The Croatian was made player of the tournament at this summer's World Cup, despite his country losing to France in the final. Modric has two years remaining on a four-year contract and Real’s president, Florentino Perez, ruled out any departure unless a €750m (£675m) release fee was paid.
FIFA has confirmed Inter Milan will not face action over Real Madrid's allegation that the club made an illegal approach for their midfielder Luka Modric, citing insufficient evidence. Real Madrid's complaint came after stories circulated in August linking Modric with Inter Milan. The Croatian was made player of the tournament at this summer's World Cup, despite his country losing to France in the final. Modric has two years remaining on a four-year contract and Real’s president, Florentino Perez, ruled out any departure unless a €750m ($870m) release fee was paid.