Šimun Hrgović's transfer from Hajduk Split to FC Twente was close to being completed but failed late in the process. The Dutch portal Twente Insite reported that the transfer did not proceed during the final stages of negotiations because of additional demands from Hajduk. It has been suggested that Hajduk requested a higher transfer fee or more favorable terms, such as a percentage of a future sale, which FC Twente was not willing to accept.

Local media closely connected to Twente report that Šimun Hrgović is linked with the Dutch top-flight club. Erik ten Hag is the coach at Twente, and the club wants Hajduk's left-back to replace Mats Rots, who will move to Hoffenheim. However, Hrgović is currently a secondary target because Twente has already contacted Aske Adelgaard from Go Ahead Eagles. Hajduk will insist on a transfer fee in the millions for Hrgović, who has a current market value of 3 million euros. Hajduk will consider the interest from the Dutch club if it becomes concrete. All players are reportedly available for transfer because of the club's financial situation and a transition period under Robert Graf.

Germanijak reports that FC Twente has so far made the most concrete move for Šimun Hrgović. Hrgović is considered an ideal replacement for Mats Rots, who left FC Twente for Hoffenheim. There is clear European interest in the player. The report also states that a sale would be justified if Hajduk receives a transfer fee of 3 million euros for the U21 international. Hrgović's contract runs until the summer of 2028, which gives Hajduk a comfortable negotiating position with the goal of achieving the mentioned fee.

Šimun Hrgović from Hajduk Split is being considered by FC Twente as a replacement for Mats Rots and is seen as a serious candidate for a transfer to Enschede. A potential transfer could earn Hajduk three million euros, according to information from Index. According to Transfermarkt, Hrgović is valued at three million euros.