Sportske Novosti reports on the transfer interest of Besiktas JK in Franjo Ivanović. Besiktas JK is also in the race for Franjo Ivanović, with the player's club Royale Union having received offers from them.

Franjo Ivanovic is attracting interest from various foreign clubs after a stellar season scoring 24 goals for Union SG. Offers from Germany are reportedly on the table according to L'Avenir.

Union SG is looking for an absolute record sum for the transfer of Franjo Ivanovic.

Sportske Novosti reports on Union Saint-Gilloise's firm stance regarding the transfer offers for Franjo Ivanović. Offers for Franjo Ivanović have been smoothly rejected at 20 million euros. Union Saint-Gilloise, the current champion of Belgium, is demanding at least 30 million euros, which is at least seven times more than what they paid Rijeka less than a year ago.

Union SG refused several substantial offers for Franjo Ivanovic, a Croatian forward, but it is likely they won't be able to hold onto him much longer. His departure seems imminent after just one season with the club.

Germanijak reports on Royale Union Saint-Gilloise's stance regarding Franjo Ivanović's potential transfer.

Franjo Ivanovic has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs. Union SG has received offers surpassing 20 million euros but seeks a 30 million euro fee. They aim to convince Ivanovic to remain, though the potential for higher earnings in the Premier League poses a challenge.

Paris FC is the main candidate showing interest in Franjo Ivanovic. The club is reportedly one of the main contenders for his transfer.

Celtic showed interest in Franjo Ivanovic, who is also having a remarkable season. He has been linked to Brighton & Hove Albion and Stade Rennes as well. It is highly likely he will depart Union SG this summer.

There is visible interest in Franjo Ivanovic, a key player for Union SG. Philippe Bormans from La Dernière Heure suggests that Ivanovic, who scored two goals against Antwerp, seems likely to leave this summer.

Franjo Ivanovic has been linked to a potential move to Stade Rennes. According to CEO Philippe Bormans, it will be very difficult to keep him at Union SG, but they are optimistic. It is expected that Ivanovic will leave the club this summer.

Stade Rennes is looking to acquire Franjo Ivanovic as they are not satisfied with Kyogo Furuhashi, who was bought for 12 million euros from Celtic Glasgow. Ivanovic, a Croatian forward who recently debuted for Croatia against France, is valued at a minimum of 15 million euros according to the website Jeunesfooteux. He was signed by Union SG for 4 million euros and is under contract until mid-2028.

Franjo Ivanović is a 21-year-old forward at Belgian club Union Saint-Gilloise. His market value has increased by 15.9 million euros since September, now valued at 22.1 million euros. He is the top scorer for his club and recently got his first call-up to the Croatian national team.

Antwerp FC shows interest in Franjo Ivanovic from Union SG. Ivanovic is recognized for his goal-scoring abilities and is valued at 4 million, making him a viable option for Antwerp's budget.

Franjo Ivanovic impressed José Mourinho during a match where Union SG played against Fenerbahçe. His performance has been improving since then, making him a key player for Union SG. An anonymous agent mentioned to Sudpresse that Union SG could now demand between 10-12 million euros for Ivanovic, indicating a potential high-value transfer in the future.

Sportske Novosti reports on Franjo Ivanović's potential move to the English Premier League. Franjo Ivanović is being monitored by three clubs from the English Premier League. He expressed his happiness and ambition to play at such a level, indicating a desire to move to the Premier League. However, he also mentioned that he feels good in Belgium and has only been there for less than half a year.

Franjo Ivanovic, who was signed for four million euros, is now valued at ten to twelve million euros after a stellar performance with a hattrick against Westerlo.

Sasha Tavolieri reported interest from Royal Antwerp FC during the transfer window. However, it was later clarified that this was a false rumor, originating from a confusion in the Croatian press between 'Royal Union' and 'Royal Antwerp'.