Index.hr reports on the growing interest in Franjo Ivanović from Como. Franjo Ivanović is attracting interest from Como, who have made an official offer of 20 million euros plus 5 million in bonuses, but Union has rejected the offer. Como's interest was confirmed by their official's presence at a recent match.

The Italian club Como has made a substantial offer of 20 million euros, plus 5 million euros in bonuses for Franjo Ivanovic. This offer could make Ivanovic the most expensive outgoing transfer in the history of Union SG, surpassing the 23 million euros received for Victor Boniface's move to Bayer Leverkusen.

Como made a formal offer of 20 million euros for Franju Ivanović, but it was coldly rejected by USG. Como has since withdrawn their interest. USG is a tough negotiator and is looking for offers closer to 30 million euros, possibly willing to settle for 25 million, but not much less. The Belgian club is keen on retaining Ivanović for their Champions League campaign, only open to a transfer if an offer is shockingly impressive. Como, despite its significant investments, decided to pull out after their initial proposal was turned down.