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Jakov Puljić Transfer from Rijeka to Slaven Koprivnica
Rijeka president Damir Mišković has stated for Novi list that Jakov Puljić has finished his career at the club. According to Germanijak, Puljić is expected to continue his career at Slaven Belupo and is reportedly near to moving to Koprivnica, where he would again work with Silvio Čabraja. Mišković also previously suggested Puljić should look for a new club, stating that he believed the first red card is unforgivable. Mišković added that the player would receive a significant punishment and would not be seen until the end of December, and that it was therefore better for his manager to find him a new club. Puljić signed a contract with Rijeka until summer 2028 with an option for extension, so an agreement between all parties will be needed for the transfer.
Rijeka president Damir Mišković has stated for Novi list that Jakov Puljić has finished his career at the club. According to Germanijak, Puljić is expected to continue his career at Slaven Belupo and is reportedly near to moving to Koprivnica, where he would again work with Silvio Čabraja. Mišković also previously suggested Puljić should look for a new club, stating that he believed the first red card is unforgivable. Mišković added that the player would receive a significant punishment and would not be seen until the end of December, and that it was therefore better for his manager to find him a new club. Puljić signed a contract with Rijeka until summer 2028 with an option for extension, so an agreement between all parties will be needed for the transfer.
Jakov Puljić could leave Rijeka during the winter transfer window to join Slaven Belupo, with the striker reportedly close to an agreement with the club from Koprivnica. His departure became probable following public criticism from Rijeka's president, Damir Mišković, regarding a direct red card Puljić received in a match against Istra 1961. Speaking on the show Pod stijenama Kantride, Mišković stated that the red card was unforgivable and that the player's manager should begin searching for a new club for him.
Jakov Puljić could leave Rijeka during the winter transfer window to join Slaven Belupo, with the striker reportedly close to an agreement with the club from Koprivnica. His departure became probable following public criticism from Rijeka's president, Damir Mišković, regarding a direct red card Puljić received in a match against Istra 1961. Speaking on the show Pod stijenama Kantride, Mišković stated that the red card was unforgivable and that the player's manager should begin searching for a new club for him.
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