Ivore Pandur is wanted by clubs from Italy such as Torino. In an interview with BBC Radio Humberside in February 2026, Pandur clarified that he did not want to leave Hull City either in the summer or in January. He said that he talked to his agent and told him not to talk to him about transfers. Pandur added that he wants to stay, help the team and see what they can achieve, stating that he feels he belongs at the club.

According to Italian outlet TMW, Ivor Pandur is a potential replacement for Franco Israel at Torino because Israel, who is on loan from Sporting, is set to return to Lisbon at the end of the season. Other candidates for the goalkeeper position at Torino include Montipo from Verona, Audero from Cremonese, and Falcone from Lecce. Pandur could become the primary candidate if the other goalkeepers' clubs block their transfers. Pandur has a contract with Hull that runs until the end of the next season, and it includes an option for an additional year. Hull paid two million euros for Pandur, and president Acun Ilıcalı is not expected to accept a discounted fee.

Torino considers Hull City's 26-year-old Croatian goalkeeper Ivor Pandur for their future goalkeeping position, with the club's interest reportedly independent of who their manager will be. The Granata are looking for a new goalkeeper as Franco Israel has not met expectations and Alberto Paleari is expected to be an alternative. Pandur, who was voted by Hull City fans as the best player of the season in the Championship last term, is also the subject of continued interest from West Ham. Pandur joined Hull City in January 2024 and his contract runs until the summer of 2027. He has made 39 appearances in the Championship this season and has yet to be capped by the Croatian senior national team. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €3.50m.