Dominik Livaković is on the verge of leaving Fenerbahçe after two seasons in Istanbul. Turkish and Spanish sources claim that Sevilla has sent a concrete offer for the 30-year-old Croatian goalkeeper, and negotiations between the clubs are ongoing.

Fanatik reports on the expected departure of Dominik Livakovic from Fenerbahçe amidst interest from Sevilla. Dominik Livakovic, who joined Fenerbahçe with high expectations, is expected to part ways with the club. Sevilla from Spain La Liga is reportedly interested in the Croatian goalkeeper.

Turkish and Spanish media have reported that Croatian national team goalkeeper Dominik Livaković might soon be making a club change. The well-known Turkish insider and journalist, Elis Buse Arac, has indicated that Sevilla has made an official offer to Fenerbahçe for the 30-year-old goalkeeper. Although the details have not been revealed, it is speculated that the offer is approximately ten million euros, which exceeds Livaković's estimated value by one million euros according to Transfermarkt. Livaković is currently under contract with the Turkish club until 2028. Issues began this winter when injuries and form problems led to him alternating between the starting lineup and the bench, resulting in only 22 appearances. Consequently, rumors emerged that Fenerbahçe was considering letting him go.

Dominik Livaković is interested in moving to a 'big five' league, with clubs like Sevilla, Betis, and Fiorentina mentioned. However, Fenerbahçe might demand a higher fee than Dinamo Zagreb did in 2023. After two seasons in Turkey, it's clear that Livaković would be happy to finally achieve his goal of playing in one of the 'big five' leagues. The speculation includes a number of clubs, but it remains uncertain which of these clubs will make a formal offer that meets Fenerbahçe's potentially high demands.