There were announcements about the arrival of Jan Mlakar to Hajduk Split, but it is clear that this will not happen.

Hajduk expressed interest in signing Jan Mlakar, who previously played for Hajduk. However, the transfer failed due to financial reasons.

Hajduk Split is interested in signing Jan Mlakar on loan. However, the transfer is complicated because Mlakar has a contract with Pisa.

Hajduk Split is pursuing Jan Mlakar, a winger from Pisa, who has previously played at Poljud and left a positive impression.

Hajduk Split is interested in loaning Jan Mlakar back. Pisa, his current club, is reluctant to let him go and would only consider it for a satisfactory amount. Mlakar played 12 minutes against Reggiane in the last round of Serie B, indicating Pisa's reliance on him.

Hajduk Split is interested in bringing Jan Mlakar back on loan. Mlakar was sold to Pisa last summer for 3.5 million euros but has not been in the plans of Pisa's coach, Pippa Inzaghi, this season. Mlakar prefers more playing time, and Hajduk seems like a desirable option for him. However, there are issues with covering his salary.

There is mutual interest from both the player and Hajduk Split. However, Pisa's financial demands, even for a loan, are a significant obstacle. As time progresses, the chances of the Slovenian international joining 'the Whites' decrease, but the possibility is not entirely ruled out yet.

Jan Mlakar is a target for Hajduk Split before the end of the Croatian transfer window. However, his situation is more complicated.

Hajduk Split is interested in Jan Mlakar, but Pisa's demands for his return, including taking over his salary and paying a loan fee, are currently too high.

Jan Mlakar's situation regarding his return to Hajduk Split is more complicated.

Hajduk is considering a loan deal for Jan Mlakar from Pisa. Mlakar is not in Pisa's plans for this season, and a return to Split would help him maintain his form and remain competitive for the Slovenian national team.

Jan Mlakar's situation is more complicated. The Slovenian would like to return to Poljud, but Pisa will only let him go if Hajduk takes over his entire salary and also asks for some compensation for the loan. It remains to be seen if the Italians will relent, as everything depends on the agreement between the clubs. However, as far as the player is concerned, Mlakar is keen to return, and it is understood that Kalinić and Gattuso would gladly have him in the squad.

Jan Mlakar, a Slovenian national team player, is currently playing for Pisa but is not getting the desired playing time. He was transferred to Pisa last summer for over 3 million euros. Mlakar had a notable role in the Euros this summer and is considering a move to get more playing time. He has expressed a wish to return to Hajduk Split. A loan until the end of the season is an option for Hajduk and Mlakar, but Pisa wants to monetize their investment in the Slovenian striker, currently hindering the realization of this potential return.

Slovenian international Jan Mlakar is very close to returning to Hajduk Split. He is negotiating a one-year loan, and the talks are progressing in a direction acceptable to both Hajduk and Mlakar.

Jan Mlakar is expected to join Hajduk on a one-year loan from Pisa.

Slovenian international Jan Mlakar (25) is very close to returning to Hajduk Split. The winger from Pisa is negotiating a one-year loan, and it is reported that the negotiations are moving in a direction acceptable to both Hajduk and Mlakar. He could wear Hajduk's jersey again by the end of the transfer window in Croatia (September 5).

Expected return to Hajduk on loan.

Jan Mlakar, who left Hajduk for Pisa a year ago for 3 million euros, has fallen out of favor at Pisa and is looking to return to Hajduk on loan. Hajduk announced that they are seeking another reinforcement after the departure of Emir Sahiti.

Jan Mlakar's name has also come up again in potential transfer discussions. Similar to Stipe Biuk, it was previously thought that nothing would come of this, but contacts have been renewed after Sahiti's departure. The main issue is the high wages, and Hajduk will attempt to negotiate paying only a portion that is acceptable to them, with the player's current club covering the rest.

Hajduk is hopeful that Jan Mlakar, who is not playing for Pisa, could join them on loan for the striker position. However, this deal seems less likely as the Slovenian player and the Italian club have other options. The final decision is expected on the last day of the transfer window.

Jan Mlakar, who was transferred to Pisa last summer for over three million euros, is considering a return to Hajduk Split. Pisa wants to monetize their investment in the Slovenian striker, which is currently hindering the potential loan move. Mlakar had a notable role in the Euros this summer and desires more playing time.

Hajduk Split is showing interest in re-signing Jan Mlakar, who was transferred to Pisa last summer for over three million euros. Mlakar is contemplating a change of environment due to insufficient playing time at Pisa. While a loan deal until the end of the season is being considered by Hajduk and Mlakar, Pisa's desire to recoup their investment in the Slovenian striker is currently obstructing this potential return.

Hajduk aimed to re-sign him on loan, but Pisa remains firm on their decision to sell him in order to recover part of their investment from the previous year. Mlakar moved from Hajduk to Pisa last summer for approximately three million euros. Despite delivering a notable performance with the Slovenian national team at the European Championship this summer, Mlakar has not played any minutes in three Serie B matches under Pisa's new coach, Filippo Inzaghi.

Jan Mlakar is seen as a more realistic option for Hajduk. The club would consider taking him back on loan if the opportunity arises. Mlakar has 81 appearances and 21 goals for Hajduk and can play both as a winger and a forward.

Jan Mlakar as an offensive option. The Slovenian in Pisa this season recorded 23 appearances with three goals. Very modest. In addition, in the last three months he has only started four times from the first minute. He is mostly a reserve for coach Aquilanija, and he would come to Hajduk ideally. And Hajduk Mlakar, to restore his confidence. At Poljud he scored double-digit numbers, and in Pisa it simply doesn't work for him.