Sporting Lisbon is looking for a successor to Viktor Gyökeres and has shown concrete interest in Franjo Ivanović. According to Belgian and Portuguese sources, Sporting has already made an offer of 20 million euros, which was immediately rejected by Union Saint-Gilloise. The club has made it clear that they will not consider any offers below 30 million euros. If accepted, Ivanović would become the most expensive outgoing transfer in the club's history and the third most expensive in the history of the Belgian Pro League.

Franjo Ivanović is being considered by Sporting CP as a replacement for Victor Gyökeres, who is being sought after by many clubs in Europe. The transfer is gradually taking shape as the sale of Gyökeres seems imminent, and Sporting CP is expected to receive around 100 million euros for him.

Ivanovic was linked to Sporting CP as they search for a replacement for Viktor Gyökeres, who is pushing for a transfer. However, according to A Bola, Ivanovic is not an option for Sporting as they prefer a player who can deliver immediate results. Sporting already has a young promising striker, Conrad Harder, and does not want a similar profile.

Sportske Novosti reports on Sporting's interest in Ivanović as a potential successor to Viktor Gyökeres. Sporting sees Ivanović as a potential successor to Viktor Gyökeres, who is likely leaving for the English Premier League. Sporting is reportedly willing to pay up to 20 million euros, but Union Saint-Gilloise is firm on a minimum asking price of 30 million euros.

Franjo Ivanovic, a standout player at Union SG, has been linked to Sporting CP. Despite Union SG receiving multiple offers, including one exceeding 20 million euros, they have rejected them, seeking a record fee of 30 million euros. Union SG hopes to convince Ivanovic to stay, but the high salaries he can earn elsewhere might make it difficult.

Sporting CP has reached verbal agreements with Franjo Ivanovic. The club is prepared to proceed with the transfer once Viktor Gyökeres leaves Alvalade. Ivanovic's market value has increased to 8 million euros after a successful season with Union SG and his impressive performances in the Europa League.

Sporting CP has shown interest in Franjo Ivanovic as a potential replacement for Viktor Gyökeres, who is anticipated to transfer to a major European club. Initial discussions have taken place regarding the transfer. A transfer fee of 12 million euros has been mentioned, but it appears to be inadequate to persuade Union SG to finalize the transfer. Franjo Ivanovic, who joined Union SG from HNK Rijeka last summer, has established himself as a key player for the team, scoring 24 goals and securing a spot on the Croatian national team. Despite Union SG's intention to keep their star players for their upcoming Champions League campaign, Ivanovic is reportedly a target for Sporting CP, the reigning Portuguese double-winner, which adds complexity to the transfer negotiations.