Croatian goalkeeper Kotarski seeks exit from FC Copenhagen as Livaković and Segečić eye new clubs
Kasper Kotarski, Croatia's national team goalkeeper, has told Danish club FC Copenhagen he wants to leave after a difficult season. Copenhagen paid roughly €5 million for him from PAOK and is now open to offers, acknowledging a possible financial loss if he departs.
Fenerbahçe announced that no official offers have been received for another Croatian keeper, Dominik Livaković. Media reports of a €1 million Olympiacos bid were denied, and Livaković has said his priority is a move to Dinamo Zagreb.
Forward Adrian Segečić, a Croatia U‑21 international, completed a move from Sydney FC to England's Portsmouth, scoring 11 league goals in his first season. He also switched representation to the agency CAA Base and has been named in Zlatko Dalić's preliminary World Cup squad despite playing in the English second tier.
Entities: Adrian Segečić · Dinamo Zagreb · Dominik Livaković · FC Copenhagen · Fenerbahçe SK · Kasper Kotarski · Kristijan Jakic · Portsmouth Football Club
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Kasper Kotarski expressed a desire to leave FC Copenhagen after the last season. (article 1)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Fenerbahçe stated no official offers have been received for Dominik Livaković. (article 2)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Segečić was included in Zlatko Dalić's preliminary squad for the World Cup despite playing in the English second tier. (article 3)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Livaković rejected a reported million‑euro offer from Olympiacos, preferring a move to Dinamo Zagreb. (article 2)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] FC Copenhagen paid about €5 million for Kotarski's transfer from PAOK. (article 1)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Copenhagen is willing to accept offers for Kotarski and may incur a financial loss if he leaves. (article 1)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Segečić changed his representation to the agency CAA Base. (article 3)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Adrian Segečić transferred from Sydney FC to Portsmouth, scoring 11 league goals in his first season. (article 3)