Dalmatinski Portal reports on Ivica Ivušić's anticipated transfer to Hajduk Split. Ivica Ivušić has arrived in Split and was photographed at the airport with a Hajduk scarf around his neck. He is due for medical examinations and signing, which should be completed by early next week.

Sportske Novosti reports on Ivica Ivušić's transfer from Pafos to Hajduk Split.

Germanijak reports on Ivica Ivušić's imminent transfer to Hajduk Split from Pafos. Ivica Ivušić is leaving Pafos, currently in Marbella for preparations, and flying to Split. He could finalize all details and sign a four-year contract with Hajduk Split over the weekend. Hajduk will pay 500,000 euros in compensation to the Cypriot champion, with whom Ivušić had a contract until summer 2026. However, he decided to terminate it and move to Hajduk, becoming the third signing this summer after Pajaziti and Karačić.

Dalmatinski Portal reports on the transfer of Ivica Ivušić to Hajduk Split. Ivica Ivušić, a Croatian international, has bid farewell to his teammates. After Pafos, the current champion of Cyprus, agreed on the transfer with Hajduk Split, there were no more obstacles. Ivušić is expected to arrive in Split over the weekend, undergo medical examinations, and then sign a four-year contract with Hajduk. His official presentation is expected at the beginning of next week.

Ivica Ivušić, a Croatian representative, is set to join Hajduk. The clubs have verbally agreed on a compensation of 500,000 euros, only the signature of the president of Pafos is missing. It's only a matter of time, according to insider Lorenzo Lepore.

Germanijak reports on Ivica Ivušić's imminent transfer to Hajduk Split, highlighting the unexpected turn of events in his career. Ivica Ivušić is set to transfer to Hajduk Split despite having expressed in the past his desire to join Rijeka, his hometown club. Hajduk Split has agreed to pay a transfer fee of 500,000 euros and offer him a four-year contract. The move has sparked controversy as Hajduk is a rival club to Rijeka. Despite this, Rijeka did not express current interest in acquiring a new goalkeeper, solidifying Ivušić's decision to join Hajduk.

Sportske Novosti reports on the confirmed transfer of Ivica Ivušić to Hajduk Split. Insider Lorenzo Lepore officially confirmed that Ivica Ivušić is transferring to Hajduk Split. Hajduk will pay approximately half a million euros to the Cypriot club Pafos. The 30-year-old will sign a four-year contract.

Index.hr reports on the imminent transfer of Ivica Ivušić to Hajduk Split. Hajduk Split are close to signing International goalkeeper Ivica Ivušić from Pafos. A fee has been agreed with the Cypriot club, and personal terms are settled. Only the medical and signature remain.

According to Sportske Novosti, Hajduk has made an official offer for Ivica Ivušić, who is keen on joining the club. Ivušić, who has one year left on his contract with Pafos, reportedly favors a move to Hajduk over renewing his contract with his current team. The president of Pafos, Roman Dubov, is known to be a tough negotiator and is asking for a transfer fee that is three times higher than what Hajduk is offering. Though the exact figures are not disclosed, it is understood that if Hajduk proposes 200,000 EUR, Dubov's demand is 600,000 EUR; similarly, if Hajduk offers 300,000 EUR, Dubov seeks 1 million EUR. The situation is expected to develop further as Pafos and Ivušić are currently in Marbella, Spain, for their training preparations.

Sportske Novosti reports on the ongoing negotiations for Ivica Ivušić to join Hajduk Split. Negotiations are ongoing for Ivica Ivušić to join Hajduk Split. He is a Croatian national team goalkeeper and would become the first-choice goalkeeper for the team if the transfer is successful. Discussions involve three parties, and if agreed upon, this transfer would lead Ivan Lučić to seek a new club.

Dalmatinski Portal reports on Ivica Ivušić's potential move to Hajduk. Ivica Ivušić is again close to joining Hajduk. He has a contract with Pafos, but talks are moving in a positive direction that could satisfy both parties. Previously thought to be the most expensive and unattainable, he now appears to be the most realistic option.

Hajduk Split are targeting Ivica Ivušić from Paphos to become their new first-choice goalkeeper replacing Lucic. Contact has been made, and the player is keen on a move to Split. With Ivušić entering the last year of his contract, Hajduk hope to secure him for a lower fee. Transfermarkt currently estimates his market worth at around 2.30 million euros.