Dominik Livaković wants to leave Turkey at the end of this season, and Fenerbahçe will not cause problems. However, a proper offer is needed. Livaković is determined to part ways with Istanbul after only one year, especially after the riots that broke out after the match in Trabzon. There were reports that Olympiakos is interested in him.

Dominik Livaković, who signed a five-year contract with Fenerbahçe at the start of the season, is now reported to want to leave the club. Olympiakos is said to be interested in him as a quality replacement for Konstantinos Tzolakis, who is expected to be sold in the summer months. Olympiakos hopes to complete the transfer for a value between four and six million euros. Fenerbahçe does not intend to cause problems for Livaković regarding a possible departure, but Olympiakos's interest could reduce the amount the Istanbul club will ask for the Croatian goalkeeper. Livaković's desire to leave Fenerbahçe comes after an attack he suffered during and after a match in which his team Fenerbahçe defeated Trabzonspor 3:2 in the 30th round of the Turkish championship. After the scenes that followed after the match, talks about his possible departure from the club began. Livaković's agent asked the club under what conditions he could be taken from Fener, and was told that Livaković could be sold in a transfer worth 10 million euros, which shocked him, and he reminded the club that the Croatian goalkeeper was bought for a much smaller amount. The club responded by saying that it is not the same to sell players from Fenerbahçe and Dinamo, thus explaining the difference in price.

Dominik Livaković is expected to leave Fenerbahçe at the end of the current season and sign for Olympiacos. The Greek club understands that they could receive a substantial amount for Tzolakis this summer and have started looking for his replacement. Livaković is an option, and according to Turkish media, the compensation could be between four and six million euros. Livaković has recently faced many problems in Turkey that transcend his form and performance in matches. For example, a few weeks ago at Trabzonspor, fans broke onto the pitch and physically attacked Livaković and his teammates. Something before that, doctors had to come out on the field after an unknown object from the stands hit him in the head and bloodied his face. In the chaos that ensued, one of the fans punched Livaković in the face. It was after these events that writing began about the potential departure of the Croatian national team goalkeeper. Turkish media have written that he already wanted to leave Turkey then. According to their reports in the locker room of the stadium in Trabzonspor, he was "shaking with fear" and saying that he was done with Turkey, that he could no longer be there and that he wanted to leave. The story in the Turkish media ends with the intervention of coach Ismail Kartal and his staff who managed to calm him down.

Dominik Livaković could leave Fenerbahçe at the end of the season and sign for Olympiakos. The Greek club is interested in Livaković as a replacement for their goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis, who has drawn interest from larger clubs. The transfer fee for Livaković is expected to be between four and six million euros. Livaković's decision to leave Istanbul was influenced by an attack on him and his teammates a few weeks ago.