Greif is in negotiations with other teams, indicating potential transfer moves.

Marca has reported that Olympique de Lyon is showing a keen interest in Slovak goalkeeper Dominik Greif, with preparations underway for an imminent first offer. The operation is said to be advanced, as Greif's representative has reportedly met with him to finalize an agreement. The transfer is considered beneficial for all parties involved, with Greif expected to receive an improved salary, Olympique de Lyon strengthening a weakened position, and Mallorca set to earn a substantial amount from the transfer. Greif's contract is due to expire in June, and the transfer fee is anticipated to be approximately four to five million euros.

RMC Sport reported that Lione has intensified their pursuit of Dominik Greif to replace Lucas Perri. Greif, who is currently with Maiorca, was highlighted as a key player in the previous Liga season, attracting interest from various clubs. Lione has now prioritized him as their top choice. Since Greif's contract with Maiorca is set to expire in 2026, he could potentially leave as a free agent next year if no renewal agreement is reached. Therefore, this summer represents Maiorca's final chance to profit from his transfer, prompting them to conduct evaluations and discussions with the player to gauge his intentions.

Dominik Greif, a Slovak goalkeeper, could leave Mallorca this summer for an amount close to three or four million euros. His continuity at Mallorca beyond 2026 seems practically impossible. He might be sold this summer or leave as a free agent the following year. Several domestic and foreign teams have shown interest in him, and they are expected to negotiate hard, knowing Mallorca needs to sell now to make economic sense.