Dusan Tadic has reportedly reached a personal agreement with Olympiacos. He is expected to sign a two-year contract with the Greek champions and earn four million euros per year. Previously, there was interest from Ajax for a return, but no agreement was reached between Tadic and the Dutch club.

Dušan Tadić, who once captained the Serbian national team, is reportedly on the verge of signing with Olympiacos, as suggested by Turkish reports. The 36-year-old attacking midfielder recently became a free agent following his departure from Fenerbahçe. Although there were possibilities of him returning to Ajax or Vojvodina, and despite significant interest from Red Star Belgrade, Olympiacos appears to be leading the race for his signature. Turkish sources indicate that Olympiacos is prepared to offer Tadić a two-year contract with an annual salary of 4 million euros. Tadić is also said to have received lucrative offers from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, but he has expressed his desire to continue playing in Europe. Olympiacos is aiming to strengthen its presence in the Champions League next season and regards Tadić as a leader endowed with experience and quality.

Dusan Tadic has been offered to Olympiakos along with other Greek top clubs. Olympiakos is interested in signing him after leaving Fenerbahçe on a free transfer. Transfermarkt currently estimates his market value at 2.50 million euros.