Bayern Munich has scouted Luka Hodak from Hajduk Split as an alternative.

Florian Plettenberg reports that Bayern Munich will not want to acquire Luka Hodak in the summer of 2026.

According to 'Sportske Novosti', a scout from Munich was present at the HNK Hajduk Split vs. NS Osijek game to observe Luka Hodak. Hajduk recently extended the 19-year-old's contract until 2029, and Sporting director Goran Vučević worked on the new contract during preparations. Therefore, a departure for the Croatian in the winter break is considered unlikely. However, Bayern's squad planning team, led by Max Eberl, is already planning for the summer.

A scout from Bayern attended the match against Osijek at Poljud to observe 19-year-old Croatian Hajduk player Luka Hodak. Hodak, a versatile right-back, has attracted interest from several European clubs. The Polish side Rakow was an early interested party, and a scout from Feyenoord had previously watched him in Gorica. In reaction to the growing attention, Hajduk recently extended Hodak's contract until June 2029. The club considers him a key player for the future and is not considering his departure this season. In the current 25/26 SuperSport HNL season, Hodak has made 5 appearances, and he has not yet been capped for the Croatia U21 team.