Luka Modric wants to quit Tottenham Hotspur, admits Croatia team-mate Vedran Corluka The Croatian defender, who will face Italy in Poznan on Thursday, admitted it is harsh on Tottenham that they will miss out on the Champions League despite finishing fourth in the league - Chelsea took the final spot by winning the competition - but he knows Modric wants to play in Europe's premier club tournament. "We all know it will be very difficult for Spurs to keep him because there is not Champions" League football there next season," said Corluka, who went on loan to Bayer Leverkusen last season after losing his first choice status at right-back to Kyle Walker. I have followed with Luka Modric the stories about him moving from Spurs and that is just a reflection of what a great player he is for Spurs and for Croatia. Luka showed some loyalty last season by staying at Spurs when other teams wanted him. I only wish Luka the best for him. If he wants to go, fine; if he stays, then fine too. Modric is not the only Spurs player who might leave the club. They want to sign loanee Emmanuel Adebayor from Manchester City but his wages are a problem, while Gareth Bale is on Barcelona and Real Madrid's radar. As for Corluka, he feels almost certain to quit as he does not want to be a squad player at the age of 26. "I had a great time at Spurs, but I don't think I will be staying there," he said.