According to 24sata, Dominik Livaković arrived in Zagreb on Thursday and underwent a medical examination on Friday. An agreement has been made for Livaković to be on loan at Dinamo until the end of the season, for which Dinamo will pay around 200 thousand euros. In June, Dinamo and Fenerbahce will negotiate a potential permanent transfer. Both Dinamo and Livaković want him to stay at Maksimir.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Dominik Livaković is returning to Dinamo. The deal is expected to be completed today. Livaković is joining on loan from Fenerbahçe until the end of the season, with a compensation of 200,000 euros. Dinamo and the player have agreed on all contract terms.

Turkish journalist Yağız Sabuncuoğlu reports that Dinamo and Fenerbahçe have reached an agreement concerning Dominik Livaković. According to the report, a contract has been signed for the Croatian national team goalkeeper to be on loan to Dinamo from the Turkish club until the season's end for 200,000 euros in compensation. Dinamo and the player have also agreed on all contract-related terms. A source close to the club confirmed to Index that everything was agreed between Livaković and Fenerbahçe late yesterday afternoon. Livaković is expected to arrive in Zagreb in the upcoming days to sign the contract. He has not yet made his debut for Girona following his summer loan move from Fenerbahçe and had a desire to move to Dinamo Zagreb for regular playing time before the World Cup in June.

According to Vecernji List, a loan agreement has been reached between the clubs for Livaković. The Blues will pay the Turks a 200,000 euro fee for the loan, which does not contain a buyout clause. It has been agreed that all parties will negotiate again at the end of the season. Livaković is scheduled to arrive in Zagreb tomorrow to undergo a medical examination and sign his contract.

According to Bild, Dominik Livakovic reportedly reached an agreement in November on a loan move to Dinamo Zagreb, and his Turkish parent club has been blocking the transfer since then.

Germanijak reports that in the transfer situation involving Dominik Livaković, anything is possible as Fenerbahce now has different demands than at the start of negotiations. The club's president has been imprisoned and has authorized two board members to handle the matter, who have then given all responsibility to a manager. This manager is offering Livaković throughout Europe, which is leading to offers from Genoa and other clubs and creating a chaotic situation. The situation could last until the end of the transfer window in Europe at the beginning of February. Livaković still only wants to join Dinamo. Dinamo is hoping for Livaković, but if he does not arrive, they will rely on Filipović and Nevistić.

According to Takvim.com.tr, Dinamo Zagreb is reportedly willing to enter negotiations if an offer for Arbër Hoxha includes Dominik Livaković. The goalkeeper is reportedly willing to return to his home country in line with upcoming competitions and his career plans.

Girona is awaiting goalkeeper Dominik Livaković's departure to Dinamo, according to its coach Michel Sanchez. Dinamo's sporting director, Dario Dabac, stated to Index that they have reached an agreement with Dominik Livaković and are awaiting Fenerbahce's response to their offer. Dabac also said he hopes Fenerbahce will agree that it is best for everyone for Livaković to join Dinamo permanently. One of the negotiators told Hina on Thursday that there were no new developments in the negotiations with the Turkish club.

According to Sportske Novosti, Fenerbahçe initially considered allowing Dominik Livaković to join Dinamo for free to remove his salary of three million euros per year from their expenses. Fenerbahçe then requested a fee of two million euros, increased it to three, and now reportedly wants over four million euros. Dinamo does not intend to pay a transfer fee for Livaković and will only acquire him for free. Livaković only wants to join Dinamo, and the club is ready to sign a four-and-a-half-year contract with him. Other clubs interested in Livaković are only prepared to acquire him on loan.

According to Turkish sources, Dinamo sent Fenerbahce an offer of four million euros. It is reported that Fenerbahce owes Dinamo 1.5 million euros for Livaković's transfer, and this amount could be settled within the offer. It is stated that Livaković only wants to move to Dinamo and is not interested in other transfers. It is also stated that negotiations between Dinamo and Fenerbahce are ongoing. Girona coach Michel confirmed that Livaković still thinks he should leave and that Girona agrees. The coach added that there is not yet a solution, as the issue involves Livaković and other clubs. Livaković will be in Girona's squad but is not ready to play for them.

Turkish football insiders claim that Fenerbahçe has received an offer of four million euros for Dominik Livaković. Livaković only wants to stay at Dinamo and has rejected a move to Genoa, which was a transfer desired by Fenerbahçe. According to Germanijak's information, Fenerbahçe owes Dinamo another installment for Livaković's transfer of around 1.5 million euros, which is due to be paid in March. This amount could be part of the total transfer fee, and if the total amount is four million euros, Dinamo would need to pay an additional 2.5 million euros. The possibility of Dinamo adding a 15 percent sell-on clause has also been mentioned.

According to Yağız Sabuncuoğlu, Dinamo sent Fenerbahçe an official loan offer for Dominik Livaković that includes a potential buy option for 4 million euros. It is stated that Livaković is prepared to give up part of his salary to join Dinamo, as his sole priority is to play in a familiar environment before the World Cup. It is also mentioned that while an initial loan deal without a buy option had been agreed, Fenerbahçe decided to include a buy option in the deal, and the clubs now need to agree on the details. The financial details of the Dinamo offer are not yet known.

According to Sportske Novosti, Dominik Livaković is expected to return to Dinamo Zagreb in the next ten days. The report states that Dinamo Zagreb has never sent an official offer, so Fenerbahçe could not have rejected an offer that was never sent. Livaković wants to return to Dinamo Zagreb and is not interested in money, and his agent Andi Bara is also not interested in money. Fenerbahçe wants to receive some payment and has other ideas, but the finances the Turkish club desires should not be a problem. The transfer is not yet completed.

Germanijak reported that Dinamo Zagreb sent an offer to Fenerbahce for Dominik Livaković. Fenerbahce owes Dinamo Zagreb a final installment of €1.5 million for the goalkeeper's previous transfer, which could be used to offset Fenerbahce's demands. There are also rumors of a buyout option in the summer for €2.5 to €3 million, reduced by the €1.5 million that is owed. A loan until the end of the season is complicated by Girona's current loan agreement for Livaković and by their search for a replacement. Negotiations are ongoing, and Dinamo Zagreb is waiting for an agreement with Fenerbahce and Girona.

Dominik Livaković is individually training in Zagreb while awaiting a possible transfer to Dinamo, with football manager Andy Bara assisting the club with the deal. Dinamo has confirmed that Livaković is not training with them. Livaković is set to return this week to Girona, with whom he has a contract until the end of the season. Girona's spokesperson, David Torras, stated that Livaković remains a Girona player and has been granted permission by the club to resolve his future. Andy Bara stated that Dominik wants to join Dinamo, but it is not easy, adding that Fenerbahçe is demanding compensation and Girona also has its own requirements. He also stated that currently no one knows what will happen, but they are hoping for a positive outcome.

Despite media mentions of Dinamo's interest in Dominik Livaković, the club has not yet made an official offer. An initial loan without a buy option had already been agreed, but Fenerbahçe then decided to include a purchase option, and the clubs now need to agree on details. It was also reported that claims about Dinamo covering a large part of Livaković's salary are incorrect. Livaković accepted a significant salary reduction to move to Girona last summer, and the same applies for his possible move to Dinamo. The player's only priority is to play in a familiar environment before the World Cup.

Dominik Livaković wants to join Dinamo Zagreb, and Dinamo Zagreb also wants him to return. Zvonimir Boban and his team are making every effort, but Fenerbahce is a tough negotiator. There are resource limitations at Dinamo Zagreb. Andy Bara, who is assisting with the deal, stated that everyone is trying everything possible but the situation is not as close to completion as some might think. Bara also stated that several issues are involved, especially with his Turkish club and Girona.

According to Yeni Asir, an offer from Dinamo for Dominik Livaković has been rejected by Fenerbahçe. The proposal reportedly lacked a loan fee or a buyout option. It was also suggested that the offer would only cover a small part of Livaković's 3.3 million euro annual salary. These terms were not accepted by Fenerbahçe's management.

According to Turkish media, Dominik Livaković's salary at Fenerbahçe is over 3 million euros per year. If Dinamo Zagreb were to take Livaković on loan, they would have to cover a substantial portion of this salary or Livaković would need to relinquish a significant part of his earnings. Dinamo Zagreb already paid 1.5 million euros to loan Ismaël Bennacer from Milan, making another expensive loan for Livaković financially questionable. The goalkeeper's transfer to Maksimir is highly uncertain, and he may need to find an alternative option to maintain his position as Croatia's first-choice goalkeeper until the summer.

Dominik Livaković's transfer to Dinamo is reportedly nearly complete. Dinamo has offered to take on a smaller portion of Livaković's annual salary, which is reportedly 3.3 million euros, without a loan fee or a purchase option. It is confirmed that Livaković still only wants to go to Dinamo. The possibility for Dinamo to purchase Livaković from Fenerbahçe in the summer is now being considered. Livaković wishes to return to Dinamo to help himself and the club before the World Cup with Croatia. According to Livaković's manager Andy Bara, whether the transfer happens depends on Fenerbahçe and Girona. Both Bara and Livaković want him to go to Dinamo, and the club also wants the goalkeeper to return. It was important for Dinamo that Livaković did not play for Girona before January, as playing would have rendered him ineligible for the club due to registration rules. The situation is expected to be resolved within 48 hours.

Dominik Livaković wants to join Dinamo, and the club also wants him, but Fenerbahçe has so far refused, which is complicating the return. Dinamo is willing to cover less than half of his annual salary, which is reported to be 3.3 million euros. The club does not intend to pay Fenerbahçe a loan fee or agree to a purchase option for the summer. According to unofficial information from Istanbul, Fenerbahçe is asking Dinamo to be prepared to buy him for five million euros, an amount that is too high for Dinamo. Some Turkish media report that Fenerbahçe will demand an even higher amount.

Index.hr reports that both Dinamo and Dominik Livaković want the Croatian international goalkeeper to return to Maksimir, but an agreement on salary with Fenerbahçe is currently the main obstacle.

According to Fanatik, Dominik Livakovic wants to return to Dinamo Zagreb, and the club has made a loan offer. The transfer has stalled because Fenerbahçe wants to include a 3 million Euro mandatory purchase clause in the agreement.

According to Germanijak, negotiations are ongoing concerning Dominik Livaković's potential return to Dinamo. According to Germanijak, Dinamo is still a strong candidate, but there is a significant gap between the player's financial demands and what the club is offering him.

Sportske Novosti reports that Dominik Livaković is dissatisfied with his status at Girona, where he has not played a single minute since joining on loan from Fenerbahçe, and that he plans to terminate his loan in January. According to the report, he will return to Turkey and then await further developments regarding a potential transfer to which he is still entitled. A return to Dinamo Zagreb has been mentioned for months, and the desire for this transfer is mutual.

According to a report from 24sata.hr, Dominik Livaković will return to Dinamo in the winter transfer window. The report states that he did not play in Girona, which allows him to play in Maksimir, and that everything is now ready for his return to Zagreb.

According to Index.hr, Dominik Livaković was reportedly refusing to play in order to force a move this winter. The player was brought in as competition for Paulo Gazzaniga but made no appearances. It has been written for some time that Livaković could join Dinamo in the January transfer window.

According to Index.hr, Dominik Livaković is reportedly close to returning to Dinamo Zagreb. The Croatian international wants to return to the Zagreb club, and Dinamo also wants him back as their goalkeeper. It is crucial for Dinamo that Livaković does not play for Girona until January, because if he plays, he would become ineligible to play for Dinamo due to registration rules.

According to Turkish sources, Dinamo would acquire Croatian international goalkeeper Dominik Livaković on loan until the end of the season with a buyout option worth three million euros. The newspaper Yenidevir Gazetesi reported that Livaković clearly communicated to his parent club, Fenerbahçe, that they should accept that offer.

According to Haberler, Dinamo Zagreb offered Fenerbahce a six-month loan for Dominik Livaković with a purchase option of three million euros. The yellow-blue club has not yet responded to this offer. Turkish sources report that the Croatian goalkeeper has reached a verbal agreement with Dinamo Zagreb.

Dominik Livaković has agreed to return to Dinamo on a six-month loan, which includes an option to buy for around three million euros. Livaković accepted a significant pay cut to facilitate the move. At Fenerbahçe, his annual salary was about 1.7 million euros, which he relinquished in order to regain first-choice goalkeeper status at Dinamo and maintain his place in the Croatian national team. The deal is in its final phase. The option to buy is for a much lower amount than what Fenerbahçe paid for Livaković in summer 2023, when Dinamo earned almost seven million euros from the transfer.

According to a report, an agreement has been reached for Dominik Livaković to return to Dinamo. The same report describes the agreement as a major deal and states that details are available.

According to Sportske Novosti, Dominik Livaković is searching for a new club after his time at Girona, where he was on the bench for three months. He decided to look for a new club where he would play as a goalkeeper and has arranged a move to Dinamo. Girona did not obstruct his departure and accepted his request to leave, despite his loan being signed until the end of the season. The report also stated that if Livaković had played in a recent Cup match, a transfer to Dinamo or any other club would have been unsuccessful because he had already played for two clubs this season, Fenerbahçe and Girona.

Andy Bara expressed hope that Dominik Livaković will return to Dinamo at some point in the future. Bara said that it is not easy, stating that Livaković is a member of Fenerbahçe, which is the decision-maker, and is currently with Girona, with whom he has a contract until the summer of 2026. Bara confirmed there is a wish from Dinamo, from Livaković, and from himself for the player to return to Dinamo. He hopes that these three wishes will be fulfilled and that Dominik will become Dinamo's goalkeeper in the winter, but noted that the outcome does not depend on them.

According to 24sata, Livaković thanked them and stated that he only wants to go to Dinamo, where he was once the captain. He has allegedly promised president Zvonimir Boban that he will come in the winter, and at Maksimir, he will have the status of the first goalkeeper. The Blues may not be able to offer him the financial terms that Genoa can, but because it would be a six-month loan, part of his salary would still be covered by his parent club, Fenerbahçe.

According to Sportske Novosti, there is an update on the potential return of Livaković to Dinamo Zagreb from Girona. Livaković, a Fenerbahçe player, is on loan at Girona but has not played any minutes in La Liga. If he does not play for Girona by January, he is certain to return to Fenerbahçe from his loan, and in that case, a return to Dinamo Zagreb is considered practically certain. Talks have already occurred where both sides expressed a desire to complete the deal. The return could be prevented by two factors: the Girona coach giving Livaković playing time before January, or issues arising in negotiations with the Turkish club. Fenerbahçe reportedly does not have plans for Livaković, since the first-choice goalkeeper position has been taken by Ederson. Unless there are radical changes, the return to Dinamo Zagreb should proceed without issue.

Sportske Novosti has reported that Livaković could potentially return to Dinamo this winter.

Turkish journalist Erdem Akbas has reported that 30-year-old Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković might soon return to Croatia. According to Turkish media, Fenerbahçe is looking to sell Livaković but has not yet found any buyers. Akbas mentioned that Fenerbahçe is willing to send him on loan, with Croatian clubs being considered as potential destinations. Livaković is keen on returning to his homeland, and if a move back to Croatia materializes, it would be to Dinamo. Fenerbahçe is said to be in discussions with several major clubs in Croatia and Europe about a possible loan deal for Livaković, who is mainly interested in returning home. His contract with the Turkish club runs until 2028, and Transfermarkt estimates his market value at €9.00m. The goalkeeper has also been linked with several European clubs, including Sevilla, West Ham United, and Monaco.