Germanijak reports on Hull's decision regarding Ivor Pandur's transfer situation. Hull paid exactly two million euros for Pandur, making him the second most expensive goalkeeper in the club's history after David Marshall, who cost 4.1 million euros. After a year and a half, the Tigers rejected offers for Pandur, the current Croatian A team representative. The offers were higher than the fee paid for the former Scottish first-choice goalkeeper.

Croatian goalkeeper Ivor Pandur, 25, has offers to leave Hull City, but he wants to stay at the club. His coach, Sergej Jakirović, confirmed in an interview with BBC Humberside Sport that Pandur has offers but expressed his desire to remain this season. His contract with the club is set to expire in 2027, and his value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €2.00m.