Ivan Perisic wants to keep the option open to move to a 'big European club' later this transfer summer. PSV might agree on a considerable compensation fee for such a move.

PSV and Ivan Perisic are close to agreeing on a contract extension. However, Perisic wants an 'escape clause' allowing him to leave if a major club shows interest. PSV is not keen on including this clause unless a significant compensation is involved. Clarity on the contract situation will be provided after the international matches in June, as reported by Sky Sport.

PSV is aiming to extend Ivan Perisic's contract, which is set to expire. The club is close to securing his signature, though a discussion is still needed. Perisic desires an escape clause in his new contract in case a very large club shows interest in him in the coming months. PSV is reluctant to include such a clause without a substantial compensation fee from a buying club.

PSV is keen to retain Ivan Perisic and is currently negotiating a new contract with him. Perisic, who recently scored a hat-trick, is considered highly valuable by the club. The likelihood of Perisic staying would increase if PSV secures a spot in the Champions League. However, several Champions League teams are interested in acquiring him due to his exceptional skills. Perisic has expressed his desire to compete at the highest level and play for Croatia in the World Cup, and he is open to transferring to a top European club, which PSV aims to prevent by extending his contract. Discussions have been ongoing, with PSV contemplating options such as a buyout clause to ensure his commitment through the 2025-2026 season.

Ivan Perišić is another player rumored to be on the radar of Widzew Łódź following the club's new financial potential under owner Robert Dobrzycki. However, club president Michał Rydz labeled these rumors as absurd, noting that Perišić is capable of competing at a high level in European competitions.

Media rumors link Ivan Perišić with a potential move to Widzew Łódź as part of a summer rebuild funded with four million euros. However, it seems unlikely that Perišić would be interested in continuing his career in Ekstraklasa due to the current conditions of the club, as noted by Rafał Gikiewicz. The club is considering hiring a big name, but Gikiewicz suggests that players of Perišić's caliber would not be interested after seeing the training facilities.

Germanijak reports on Ivan Perišić's potential move away from the Netherlands, with the United States emerging as a possible destination. Ivan Perišić is considering options outside the Netherlands, including the United States, if his contract extension with PSV does not materialize.

Ivan Perisic's future is uncertain as he signed a contract until the end of the current season. He has very firm demands, and PSV will have to spend significantly to keep him longer in Eindhoven.

Perišić has expressed a desire to play in the Spanish league, which he hasn't fulfilled yet. PSV is aware that it will be difficult to retain him after the summer.