Dinamo Zagreb pursues Livaković signing as coach Dalić outlines post‑World Cup plan

Dinamo Zagreb is negotiating a permanent deal for goalkeeper Dominik Livaković, who spent the spring on loan at Turkish side Fenerbahçe. The club plans to pay three million euros to Fenerbahçe, offset by a one‑million‑euro bonus, while Livaković would sign a five‑year contract and become the team's highest‑paid player. The move also involves a repayment of a one‑million‑euro debt from a previous transfer, and Barcelona will retain a 20 % share of any future sale.

Separately, Croatia national team coach Zlatko Dalić announced that his contract ends after the World Cup loss to Portugal. He will meet with HNS president Marijan Kustić to discuss his future. Dalić reflected on the team's achievements, praised emerging talent such as Joško Gvardiol, and emphasized the need to build on the defeat, while also addressing criticism and personal attacks he has faced.

Both stories underscore ongoing developments in Croatian football, from high‑profile club transfer activity to the national team's leadership after a major tournament.