Germanijak reports on Kristian Fućak's transfer to Istra 1961 as a free agent. Kristian Fućak joined Istra 1961 as a free agent after mutually terminating his contract with Osijek. He was presented by Istra 1961's sports director, Saša Bjelanović, who stated that the club had long-standing interest in the player and took the opportunity to sign him. Bjelanović highlighted Fućak's potential and versatility, mentioning that he can play as a left winger and central forward. Fućak conveyed his satisfaction with the move and has already completed his first training with the team. Before this transfer, Fućak was on loan at ZTE from Osijek, playing his last match for the Hungarian team on December 8.

Kristijan Fućak is set to join Istra as a free agent following the termination of his contract with Osijek. He spent the autumn part of the season on loan at ZTE, where he managed to score one goal in nine appearances. Fućak has a history of playing for Varaždin, Orijent, Osijek, and Gorica in Croatia. He experienced an anterior cruciate ligament injury during the summer, which sidelined him for several months. The 26-year-old is known for his versatility, being able to play in various positions, including as a forward and on both wings, which is expected to be a significant asset for the Spanish coach.