Dinamo is letting Gabrijel Rukavina go to Rijeka for free, but there is a clause that could be beneficial in the future.

Gabriel Rukavina is set to move to Rijeka. His father, Tomislav Rukavina, confirmed the agreement between Dinamo and Rijeka. Some minor details are yet to be finalized, but Gabriel will sign a four-year contract with Rijeka.

Gabriel Rukavina is expected to leave Dinamo Zagreb for Rijeka. Further details about the transfer are not provided.

Gabrijel Rukavina will soon become a new player of Rijeka. Dinamo Zagreb will let him go for free, but they have agreed with Rijeka that if a future transfer occurs, the fee will be split 50-50 between the two clubs.

Gabriel Rukavina is expected to join Rijeka. He is likely to terminate his contract with Dinamo Zagreb and move as a free agent. Rijeka's first man, Damir Mišković, stated that Rukavina would join if he has free papers. Dinamo Zagreb would retain 50% of the fee from his next transfer.

Gabriel Rukavina is likely to join Rijeka, following a model where Rijeka gets the player and Dinamo retains a percentage of any future transfer.

Gabrijel Rukavina will continue his career at Rijeka. Since Jakirović did not take him to the preparations in Austria, it was clear that Dinamo did not seriously count on him. Rukavina will most likely terminate with Dinamo and go to Rijeka as a free player, with Dinamo retaining the right to 50% of the compensation from the next transfer.

Rijeka is interested in Gabrijel Rukavina from Dinamo. The transfer was almost completed but got complicated, and the player is still at Dinamo.

Gabrijel Rukavina did not go to Rijeka from Dinamo Zagreb, even though it was practically a done deal.

Gabriel Rukavina, who returned from Gorica, is set to play on loan for Rijeka in the new season.

Gabriel Rukavina is close to going on loan to Rijeka. He played well in Gorica in the spring, returned to Maksimir, but it was only a temporary return.

Gabriel Rukavina is expected to move to Rijeka.

Gabriel Rukavina may join Rijeka if he has free papers. If not, the transfer will not happen.

Gabriel Rukavina might go to Rijeka if he has free papers. If he does not, he will not go.

Gabriel Rukavina, who spent last season on loan at Gorica, is likely to continue his career at Rijeka. Despite Gorica's interest in keeping him, Rukavina is attracted to Rijeka, a club that plays in European competitions.

Gabriel Rukavina is likely to go on loan. Rijeka is mentioned as a potential destination where he could replace Marko Pjaca, who is moving to Dinamo.