Ivan Prtajin, a former Hajduk player, was contacted by Hajduk Split who expressed their interest in bringing him back to the club. However, Union Berlin's new coach, Steffen Baumgart, has decided not to let Prtajin leave on loan. Prtajin confirmed the contact from Hajduk and expressed his wishes for their success, but stated that he plans to stay at Union Berlin and seize any opportunity he gets.

Index.hr reports on the potential transfer of Ivan Prtajin to Hajduk. Before the New Year, information emerged that Ivan Prtajin could move to Hajduk. Prtajin started his senior career at Hajduk, where he made only one appearance for the first team. Despite previously stating he would not return to a Croatian club, circumstances have changed and it remains to be seen if he would now consider a move to Hajduk.

Sportske Novosti reports on the potential transfer of Ivan Prtajin to Hajduk. Ivan Prtajin, who is familiar with Poljud, is a new name of interest. He has not played much this season in Union Berlin and would benefit from a loan. In terms of realistic options, Prtajin's potential move to Hajduk seems more feasible.

Rumors circulated about Ivan Prtajin's potential return to Hajduk on loan, but it appears that this will not materialize. Hajduk reached out to their former striker, but he reportedly expressed his wish to remain in Germany. Prtajin, who signed with Union Berlin last summer, had only played 16 minutes in the first part of the season, suggesting a possible loan move this winter. However, the dynamics shifted following the dismissal of coach Bo Svensson and the appointment of Steffen Baumgart. Baumgart, who had previously been interested in bringing Prtajin to Koln and HSV, now has the chance to work with him at Union Berlin. As a result, Prtajin is likely to stay with Union.