Sportske Novosti reports on the halted transfer of Marko Capan to Bosnian champions Zrinjski. Marko Capan, a talented young midfielder and captain of Hajduk's junior team, was set to join Bosnian champions Zrinjski. An agreement was initially reached between Hajduk, Zrinjski, and the player, including a clause where Hajduk would receive 40% of any future sale. However, the deal was halted at the last moment, possibly due to interest from another club entering the race. Capan continues to train with Hajduk's first team.

Marko Capan is set to leave Hajduk and join Zrinjski. As he enters the final year of his contract, he has decided to terminate it with Hajduk, which will retain a percentage of any future transfer fees. However, there is no sign that Hajduk will receive any immediate compensation for Capan this summer. Capan, who played five matches under coach Gattuso, with only one appearance in the league, spent the majority of the season on the bench, leading to his decision to depart. The 21-year-old midfielder, who was part of the team that finished as runners-up in the UEFA Youth League in Geneva, began his career in Bjelovar, then moved to Lokomotiva, and joined Hajduk five years ago, where he captained the junior team nicknamed the 'Swiss'. This move marks Capan's second stint in Bosnia and Herzegovina, following a loan spell at Široki Brijeg during the 2023/24 season.