Gazzetta.gr reports that the transfer of Dominik Kotarski to Copenhagen has been confirmed. Dominik Kotarski joined Copenhagen on Wednesday morning (09/07). He expressed his heartfelt farewell to PAOK through an emotional Instagram post, where he highlighted his gratitude towards his teammates, the coaching staff, the fans, and especially the owner, Ivan Savvidis, for supporting him from the start. Kotarski conveyed that PAOK has become a part of him and will always hold a special place in his heart. Despite feeling a heavy heart, he believes that moving to Copenhagen is the best decision for his family, himself, and his further development.

Germanijak reports on Dominik Kotarski's official transfer to Copenhagen. Dominik Kotarski has officially joined Copenhagen. He expressed happiness about joining the largest Scandinavian club, considering it a significant step in his career. He had good discussions with the club's representatives and is eager to start training and playing matches to prove his worth as a goalkeeper. Kotarski will wear jersey number 42 at Copenhagen.

Dominik Kotarski is anticipated to soon become the new goalkeeper for Copenhagen. PAOK is expected to receive approximately five million euros, with an additional potential two million in bonuses. Despite some dissatisfaction from PAOK fans, who believe the Croatian goalkeeper is valued at more, journalist Pol Papadopoulos reportedly considers it a favorable deal. PAOK initially bought Kotarski for two million euros, and now it seems like an excellent investment. The club has more than doubled its investment and had a goalkeeper who is regarded as perhaps the best in the club's history. PAOK extended Kotarski's contract, providing him with a higher salary, and ensured that the contract did not include any buyout clauses, allowing them to negotiate the price with Copenhagen.

Gazzetta.gr reports on the imminent transfer of Dominik Kotarski to Copenhagen. Dominik Kotarski is set to travel to Copenhagen on Tuesday (8/7) to complete his transfer from PAOK. The two clubs have agreed on a transfer fee of 5 million euros, with an additional 1.5 million euros in bonuses. PAOK will retain a 15% sell-on clause. Kotarski will undergo medical tests and is expected to sign a five-year contract with his new team.