According to Danish media, Copenhagen has reached an agreement with PAOK for the acquisition of Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Kotarski. After 10 days of negotiations, Copenhagen's technical director, Smith-Nielsen, secured PAOK's approval. The transfer fee is 5 million euros, with an additional one million euros as a bonus based on performance objectives. Kotarski will sign a five-year contract with Copenhagen.

Copenhagen is reportedly leading the race to acquire Dominik Kotarski, with sources from Croatia indicating that the international goalkeeper from PAOK is very close to continuing his career in the Danish championship. The negotiations between the two clubs are said to be at an advanced stage, with the transfer fee expected to reach 5 million euros. Despite interest from Galatasaray and teams from the top five European leagues, Copenhagen appears determined to secure the Croatian goalkeeper. It is understood that PAOK is considering the sale seriously, provided they receive a satisfactory financial offer, and the Danish club is already in open communication with PAOK to finalize the deal as soon as possible.