Dinamo tried to bring back Modrić, whose contract with Real expires at the end of this month. The Croatian captain is celebrating his 39th birthday in September, but he still successfully exists at the highest football level. Real, apparently, plans to offer him a new one-year contract.

Dinamo has launched a campaign inviting Luka Modrić to return to Maksimir.

Luka Modrić's contract with Real Madrid is set to expire on June 30. There are several stories regarding his future - from staying for another season, going to MLS in North America, Saudi Arabia, or even a possible return to Dinamo, from which he left for Tottenham in London in 2008.

Recently Dinamo also invited him to return to the blue jersey.

There are rumors that Dinamo is hopeful for the return of Luka Modrić if he leaves Real Madrid.

Modrić and Real have been renewing their contract year by year for some time now, and it could be the same this time, although there are already offers and inquiries from various parts of the world for Modrić - from Saudi Arabia, MLS to Dinamo.

There are reportedly offers on the table from former club Dinamo Zagreb for Luka Modric. However, it is believed Modric favours staying in the Spanish capital.

Luka Modrić is expected to leave Real Madrid at the end of the season. Dinamo is hopeful that Modrić will play for them again.

Dinamo is leading a campaign 'It would make sense' to lure the former captain back to Croatia.

Dinamo wants to bring Modrić back.

Dinamo Zagreb has shown interest in acquiring Luka Modrić.

The story of Modrić's return to the HNL and Dinamo is certainly a good marketing move by the new Maksimir government. Even the news of the Modrić family buying real estate in Zagreb fits brilliantly into the mentioned fable. Maybe that would be a good scenario for some unpretentious movie, but in the context of football reality, 'I'm coming back, Zagreb to you' is just a verse of a somewhat forgotten song.

There has been speculation about a possible return to Dinamo, who are actively trying to bring Modrić back to the stadium in Maksimir.

There are rumors about Luka Modrić's potential return to Dinamo, as part of the club's campaign to bring him back to the Maksimir Stadium.

Dinamo Zagreb is showing interest in bringing Luka Modrić back to the club. However, Modrić's wish is to stay in Real Madrid till the end of his career. The club awaits the decision of Florentino Perez, hoping that he will not offer a new contract to Modrić. Dinamo Zagreb also has to convince Modrić to choose them over potential offers from American MLS.

Dinamo openly invited Modric to wear the blue jersey again.

Dinamo has openly invited Modric to wear the blue jersey again.

A return to Dinamo is one of the options for Luka Modric. His contract with Real Madrid is expiring at the end of the season.

The future of Luka Modrić at Real Madrid is under big question. His contract is valid until the end of the current season, and it is questionable whether it will be extended or whether the fiery captain needs to find a new home. Dinamo enters the story here with a campaign 'It would make sense' wanting to encourage Modrić to return to Maksimir.

Dinamo's new administration wants to bring Modrić back to the club through various actions and hopes that he could arrive as early as this summer.

Dinamo would also like to see Luka Modrić back in the blue jersey.

The option of returning to Dinamo seems the most romantic story, but in reality such epilogues are difficult to achieve. Being the captain of Real in El Clasico in April, and in July an actor in the HNL, are extreme experiences and motivational differences. After 16 years, Modrić is a completely different person, a player and now with a family, which has its priorities (school, teenage maturation, 'domestic' Madrid environment).

There is speculation about Luka Modrić returning to Dinamo. The Croatian football legend is being called to return to Maksimir. However, he is currently in Real Madrid and has been leading as a captain in their recent victory over Barcelona.

Dinamo is running a campaign to attract Modrić back to the club where he started his career. His contract with Real Madrid expires in two months.

Luka Modrić has a contract with Real Madrid until July of this year and it is still unknown where he will continue his career. Spanish newspapers Marca, close to Real, claim that Modrić wants to stay at Santiago Bernabeu despite offers from Dinamo, Saudis and from MLS, namely Slovenian Celje.

Modrić's contract expires in two months, and Madrid has not yet decided whether to extend it. However, other clubs are also interested in the captain of the Vatreni, including those much richer than the Slovenian first division. In addition, Dinamo is also interested and waiting in line for the Golden Ball winner.

Real Madrid will decide on the extension of Modrić's contract, which expires on June 30, at the end of the season. Dinamo, where Modrić began his career, announced earlier this month that they have begun "the operation of returning Luka Modrić".

Dinamo Zagreb, where Modrić started his career, has stated earlier this month that it has started 'the operation of bringing Luka Modrić back'. Modrić's contract with Real Madrid expires in two months.

Dinamo Zagreb, where Modric began his career, announced earlier this month that they had begun 'the operation of bringing Luka Modric back'. Modric's contract with Real Madrid expires in two months, and the club has not yet decided whether to extend his contract. However, it is suggested that a one-year extension would be 'deserved' and a 'scenario not to be discarded'.

Modrić's contract with Real Madrid is set to expire in two months. Dinamo Zagreb, where Modrić started his career, has expressed interest in signing him if he does not extend his contract with Real Madrid.

Luka Modrić has recently finished buying a luxury property in the center of Zagreb, which many have interpreted as a sure step towards coming and returning to Dinamo after his contract with Real Madrid expires on June 30. In addition to a likely offer from Real for a contract extension, Dinamo will be waiting for him on the table, but probably also clubs from the North American MLS and Saudi Arabia.

Dinamo and its fans are hoping for his return to Maksimir. For some time now, the operation and campaign of the Blues '#IMALO BI SMISLA' has been underway, and this time the fans have also joined in.

Dinamo fans are calling for the return of Luka Modrić. Rakitić believes that Modrić will know what's best for him and that any decision he makes will be well thought out and fantastic. He has no doubts that Modrić knows what he needs to do and that it would be incredible for Croatian football and everyone else if he returned.

There is speculation about Modrić possibly returning to Dinamo. Dinamo has shown interest in Modrić's return, as demonstrated by their #imalobismisla campaign, a recent ad in a Madrid sports daily inviting Modrić to return, and the continuation of the campaign with a tram in Zagreb displaying '10' and 'Modrić'.

There is an option for Luka Modrić to return to Dinamo, where he started his career. This could be a potential move if he wishes to follow other Croatian players and return to where his journey began.

Dinamo is openly expressing interest in acquiring Modrić. They started a campaign for his return and even rented a page of the Madrid sports daily Marca to invite him to return. A tram was seen in Zagreb with the number 10 and the destination where it travels was written Modrić.

Dinamo has been campaigning to acquire Luka Modrić. They even booked a page in the Spanish sports paper Marca, featuring a photo of Modrić's jersey with a number 10 and a message saying 'It would make sense'.

Dinamo has been actively persuading Modrić to return to Zagreb if he decides to leave Real Madrid.

Dinamo has started a large 'operation' to bring Luka Modrić back to Maksimir by renting a whole page in the Spanish sports newspaper Marca in which it invited the legendary captain of the Vatreni to return to the club.

Dinamo started a big operation to bring Luka Modrić back. The club rented a whole page in the Spanish sports newspaper Marca, where they invited him to return. A few days later, the story continued, and one of the Zagreb trams caught attention. Instead of the line number, 'Modrić 10' was written. It remains to be seen how the action will unfold, but it is no secret that Luka is a big wish of both the club management and the fans.

Dinamo has been trying to persuade Luka Modrić to return to the club. Modrić left Dinamo 16 years ago in a transfer to Tottenham and has been playing for Real Madrid for 12 years, where he has the status of a club legend and icon among fans. However, his contract is valid until the end of the year and it is questionable whether he will extend it. Dinamo sees this as their chance. Modrić said in an interview that it doesn't make much sense for him to return to Dinamo as a 38-year-old, but Dinamo immediately responded with the message: 'It would make sense.'

Dinamo Zagreb has launched a campaign for the return of Luka Modrić. The official action to bring Luka Modrić to Dinamo Zagreb started a few days ago with a big advertisement in the Spanish Marca. They are very optimistic about this story and want to involve as many fans, club legends and other famous people as possible.

Marca has requested an interview with the president of Dinamo, Velimir Zajec, to find out the status of a potential return of Modrić to Maksimir. Dinamo's locker room has reacted enthusiastically to the club's desire for the return of the global football master. If Luka really returned and decided to end his career at Dinamo, it would have a remarkable effect on the locker room. Not only because of the individual football quality of the Real player with whom he has won everything that can be won. Along with him, other players would become better, they would have more opportunities for upgrading, and let's not fool ourselves, all of them would increase in price.

Marca, in which the call for Modrić to return home came out, asked for an interview with Dinamo's president Velimir Zajec. The Spaniards want to know first-hand how things stand when it comes to Modrić's possible return to Maksimir. Dinamo's locker room, which was of course expected, reacted enthusiastically to the club's desire for the return of the planetary football mastermind. If Luka really returned and decided to end his career at Dinamo, it would have a remarkable effect on the locker room.

Dinamo wants to bring Luka Modrić back to the club. This is not just a story or hope, it has become serious, and all those who love the blue color believe that it is achievable. Of course, the decision will be on the legendary Croatian national team player, but a clear message was sent from Maksimir “Luka come back home, to the blue club”. The president Velimir Zajec with his people has started the action, on Saturday he made the first concrete move in this great idea. Dinamo has rented a whole page in the famous Spanish Marca, an ad with Luka Modrić's jersey, his “ten”, was placed, all with the hashtag #ImaloBiSmisla. And another one in Spanish #TieneTodoElSentidoDelMundo.

Dinamo is inviting Luka Modrić to return to the club he left 16 years ago. The club has gained significant publicity with this move. Dinamo's fans are also encouraging Modrić to return.

Dinamo has made a public call to Modrić to return to the club he left 16 years ago. The call was made through a paid advertisement in Marca, a popular sports newspaper in Spain. The advertisement featured a Dinamo jersey with Modrić's name and the number 10, along with the hashtag #ItWouldMakeSense. The ad, which cost 40,000 euros, has generated significant publicity and has prompted Dinamo's fans to pressure Modrić on social media to return to the club.

Luka Modrić is the biggest wish of Dinamo's president Velimir Zajec. The first contact has been made and talks are in the initial stage. Luka Modrić is set to make his decision on whether and where he will continue his career at the end of the season. The specialized portal for footballers Transfermarkt has announced that the chances for Modrić's arrival in Dinamo have suddenly increased. TM writes that there is a 63 percent chance that the captain of the national team will really return to Maksimir this summer, which would cause unprecedented euphoria in the Croatian capital.

Dinamo has started an aggressive campaign to bring Luka Modrić back to the club. They have published advertisements in Marca, a major Spanish newspaper, with Modrić's name and number 10 on a Dinamo jersey. The club has also been engaging with Modrić on social media and has received positive responses. Modrić's contract with Real Madrid expires in the summer, and it is suggested that he could play for Dinamo for one or two more years before ending his career.

Luka Modrić is reportedly a target for Dinamo Zagreb. The president of Dinamo, Velimir Zajec, has expressed interest in bringing Modrić back to the club. Initial contact has been made and talks are in the early stages. Modrić's contract with Real Madrid expires this summer and it's likely he won't renew it. He has also been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia or the American MLS. Modrić has said he would be open to a move to Dinamo if the terms of the contract are right.

Dinamo has made a public invitation to Modrić to return to the club he left 16 years ago. The club has paid for a prominent advertisement in a Spanish newspaper to this effect. Modrić has reportedly been surprised by this move and is open to the switch if the terms are right. He will make his decision at the end of the season.

Dinamo has expressed a strong desire to bring back their former player, Luka Modrić, from Real Madrid. The club has even published an ad in a Spanish newspaper to convey this intention. Modrić, who left Dinamo in 2006, has since become one of the greatest players in Real Madrid's history. Despite lucrative offers from Saudi Arabia and anticipated offers from MLS, Dinamo hopes that Modrić will return for emotional rather than financial reasons.

Dinamo has started an operation to bring back Luka Modrić after his contract with Real Madrid ends on June 30. The club has taken out a full-page ad in the Spanish sports newspaper Marca to call for Modrić's return. The ad features a large Dinamo jersey with the number 10 and Modrić's surname, with the tagline 'It would make sense'. The new president of Dinamo, Velimir Zajec, is behind this initiative.

Dinamo has started a campaign to bring Luka Modrić back to the club. His contract with Real Madrid expires this summer and it is very likely that he will not renew it. Options for moving to Saudi Arabia or the American MLS have also appeared.

Dinamo Zagreb has invited Luka Modrić to return to the club after 16 years. The invitation was made via a full page in Marca, the most widely read Spanish sports newspaper. Despite Dinamo's emotional gesture, all options for Modrić's career continuation are still open. He does not rule out staying in Madrid.

Dinamo has shown interest in reacquiring Luka Modrić and has even paid for a full-page advertisement in the Spanish newspaper Marca to express this interest. However, the chances of this transfer becoming a reality are considered to be low.

DINAMO has sent a message to Luka Modrić through an advertisement in the printed edition of the Spanish newspaper Marca, asking him to return to the club.

Dinamo has started an operation to bring Luka Modrić back to the club after his contract with Real Madrid expires on June 30th. Dinamo has rented a page in the Spanish sports newspaper Marca, inviting Luka Modrić to return to the club. The operation begins today if Luka wants it.

Dinamo has made a public call on social media for Modrić to return to the club he left 16 years ago. The call was made through a short video and a full-page ad in Marca, the most-read sports newspaper in Spain. The ad featured Dinamo's jersey with number 10 and Modrić's surname, along with the hashtag #ImaloBiSmisla (It Would Make Sense). The seriousness of the call is evidenced by the inclusion of Dinamo's large crest and the signature of club president Velimir Zajec at the bottom of the page.

Dinamo has made a public call to Modric via a full-page ad in Marca, a widely read sports newspaper in Spain. The ad features a Dinamo jersey with Modric's name and the number 10, along with the message #ItWouldMakeSense. This is an ongoing campaign by Dinamo to lure Modric back to the club he left 12 years ago.

Luka Modrić has been with Real Madrid since 2012 and has won everything that can be won with them. However, lately, there has been increasing talk about his departure from the royal club. It is no secret that Luka is not satisfied with the minutes he gets from Carlo Ancelotti this season, and it is no secret that many Dinamo fans dream of his return to the Blue Flock. Modrić said in an earlier interview for Sportske novosti that he promised the fans that he would return to Dinamo when he left Maksimir for Tottenham, but also stressed that he did not know if this would make sense. Dinamo promptly reacted and told Luka that it 'would make sense'. Velimir Zajec recently met Luka at Maksimir and said it made sense to talk to him, and the Blues have now gone a step further in their efforts to bring Modrić home. One of the most famous and most read Spanish media Marca today on its second page appeared with a special ad. Dinamo has leased the second page of Marca's printed edition and put a photo of Modrić's jersey with number 10 on it. The jersey is, of course, Dinamo's, and the tags 'it would make sense' and 'Tiene Todo El Sentido Del Mundo' are also below. The signatory is Velimir Zajec, the president of Dinamo. The Blues have clearly let Luka know that they want him in Dinamo. Fans hope that he wants to come where it all started.

Dinamo made a sensational move by inviting Luka Modrić back to the club through an advertisement in Marca. The club stated that it would make sense for Modrić to return to Dinamo, the club that launched his career, as his contract with Real Madrid is expiring. The club hopes that he will be able to make his 100th appearance in a Dinamo jersey next season.