Sportske Novosti reports on the potential return of Zvonimir Šarlija to Hajduk Split after his loan spell at Pafos. Zvonimir Šarlija spent the last half-season on loan at Pafos in Cyprus, where he played 21 matches and was crucial in winning the championship. The loan agreement included a buyout clause of 800,000 euros, which Pafos found too high and attempted to negotiate a lower fee. The deadline for activating the clause expired at the end of May, leading to the likelihood of Šarlija returning to Hajduk Split. His contract with Hajduk binds him until 2027.

Zvonimir Šarlija, a seasoned defender, went on loan from Hajduk to Pafos last winter. He played 21 matches for the Cypriot club and was a crucial player in their historic championship win. The loan agreement included a buyout clause of 800,000 euros, which Pafos has until the end of May to activate. However, there are no indications so far that Pafos will trigger this clause. The club would prefer to reduce the buyout fee, but no agreement has been reached with Hajduk.

Zvonimir Šarlija went on loan from Hajduk to Pafos last winter. It is very likely that the Cypriot club will purchase him at the end of the season.

Zvonimir Šarlija has gone on loan from Hajduk to Paphos. Paphos has an option to purchase his contract permanently. Šarlija made his debut for Paphos in the 21st round of the Cypriot First League, where Paphos won 2:1 against Omonia.