Dinamo Zagreb is one of several clubs exploring signing Southampton goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu and is in discussions with the club about a potential transfer. Bazunu is looking for a new opportunity after losing his preferred status at Southampton following the arrival of Daniel Peretz. He has not played in any friendly or competitive matches, and the back-up goalkeeper, George Long, has been preferred. The player's contract expires at the end of the season, and he is scheduled to leave the club on a free transfer in under 12 months, but it is likely his four-year tenure will conclude early. Southampton wants to reduce its wage bill and the size of its goalkeeping department, and the club can also include clauses to benefit financially from any future transfers. It is not clear what fee Southampton could receive from a transfer this summer.

According to Večernji List, Dinamo Zagreb have been offered the chance to sign Gavin Bazunu, and the financial structure of the deal would be acceptable for the club. It is unclear whether Southampton or Gavin Bazunu's agent offered the player. The transfer would likely be a permanent one, although no figure has been mentioned. Dinamo Zagreb's management will make a final decision in the next few days on whether to proceed. The deal would involve Southampton receiving 30% from Gavin Bazunu's future sale, meaning the Championship club would retain a high sell-on clause. There is no indication of whether Bazunu is open to the move to Croatia.

Irish goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu, 24, has been offered to Dinamo Zagreb by Southampton. The financial details of a potential deal are unknown, but it is reported that the proposed financial structure would be acceptable to Dinamo. Bazunu, who has 22 caps for Ireland, has a contract with Southampton until 2027 and a current market value of €8.00m, according to Transfermarkt. Derby County has also been linked with the player.