Despite having a contract until June 2028, some Turkish media have suggested that Livaković may request a transfer this summer. However, in an interview, he stated that he is currently focused only on Fenerbahce.

There are speculations that Dominik Livaković might leave Fenerbahçe in the summer.

Livaković left Dinamo in the summer of 2023 and signed for Fenerbahçe.

There is also interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia for Dominik Livaković. However, the price for the Croatian goalkeeper will be steep.

Dominik Livaković is considering leaving Fenerbahçe after only a year in Turkey. He is determined to leave Istanbul due to fan riots after a match in Trabzon. Olympiacos was mentioned a few days ago in the context of his transfer. The Saudi Arabian clubs have been targeting the Croatian goalkeeper for a long time, but there are no official offers yet. Any club that tries to sign him will have to dig deep into their pockets. According to Fotospor, Livaković's manager asked the club's Board to set a price for his exit transfer, and was shocked by the response - 10 million euros. Livaković's manager then reminded them that they brought him from Dinamo at a much lower price (6.65 million euros according to Transfermarkt), but Selahattin Baki, who deals with Fenerbahçe's transfer policy, was persistent. Livaković's future is uncertain, which is not good considering that the Euro in Germany starts in just over a month.

Clubs from Saudi Arabia have been targeting the Croatian goalkeeper for some time. However, official offers are not yet on the table. Any club trying to acquire him will have to dig deep into their pockets.

Dominik Livaković is considering leaving Fenerbahçe after only a year in Turkey. He reportedly decided to leave Istanbul due to fan riots after a match in Trabzon. Olympiacos is mentioned as a potential new club. However, official offers are not yet on the table. Any club trying to acquire him will have to dig deep into their pockets.

Clubs from Saudi Arabia have been targeting the Croatian goalkeeper for some time. However, there are no official offers yet.

Dominik Livaković is reportedly considering leaving Fenerbahçe after only a year in Turkey. He is said to be determined to leave Istanbul due to fan riots after the match in Trabzon. Olympiacos has been mentioned in the context of his transfer. However, there are no official offers yet.

Dominik Livaković was close to deciding to leave Fenerbahçe at the end of this season. He was physically attacked after a match at Trabzonspor a month ago, which deeply upset him. Subsequently, Turkish media criticized some of Livaković's performances for Fenerbahçe, which almost led to Livaković's decision to leave Fenerbahçe after less than a year. However, Croatian goalkeeper coach Sandro Žufić arrived in Istanbul a few days ago and worked with Livaković both on and off the field, convincing him to stay on the team.

Turkish media claim that Livaković already has some offers from Saudi Arabia, and it is clear that this summer the Saudis will also be looking for new reinforcements for their clubs. Recently, after a fan incident, Livaković himself stated that he wants to leave Turkish football, and now he is even closer to that.

From the Croatian national team camp, we heard that Livakovic had complained about events in Turkish football on the previous action, even though he is presumably quite well in Fenerbahce as a club, and said he would do the season to the end and then leaves. Of course, we take that with a reserve, because it will only be seen what will be, but the first goalkeeper of the Croatian national team is very eager to defend in another country next season where he will not receive from fans and run from the field.

After incidents during a match in Trabzon, Turkish media wrote that Livaković said he was leaving Fenerbahçe. He was truly shaken and worried, but of course he returned to Istanbul and will defend until the end of the season for the team that is second in the table with two points less than Galatasaray. However, he is inclined to change clubs in the summer and look for an engagement in another country.