Germanijak reports on Dinamo's interest in acquiring Lindon Selahi and the potential complications in the transfer. Dinamo has been considering Lindon Selahi for some time but remains undecided. If they acquire Galešić from Rijeka, it might be difficult to also take Selahi. He is in the last six months of his contract and could be acquired for much less than the stated 1.2 million euros.

Sportske Novosti reports on Dinamo's interest in Lindon Selahi from Rijeka, who is out of contract. However, negotiations might be challenging as Mišković, the owner of Rijeka, is known for driving hard bargains.

Dinamo is interested in acquiring Lindon Selahi before his contract with Rijeka expires, potentially as soon as this winter. Dinamo may need to pay over a million euros in transfer fees, but alternative agreements might be possible, considering Dinamo holds certain rights on transfers of Janković and Rukavina.

Sportske Novosti has reported that Dinamo Zagreb is showing interest in acquiring Lindon Selahi from Rijeka. The potential transfer of the Albanian international is said to be exaggerated by the media. If the transfer goes through, Selahi would become the fifth choice in Dinamo's midfield, following players like Sučić, Mišić, Ademi, and Pavić. Rijeka is demanding a transfer fee of 1.2 million euros for Selahi. Some sources suggest that it might be more prudent for Dinamo to promote their own talented 18-year-old player instead of investing in Selahi.

Germanijak reported on the transfer situation involving Lindon Selahi and Rijeka, indicating that Rijeka's president, Damir Mišković, valued Lindon Selahi at three million euros. However, Mišković was willing to accept a third of that amount if clauses regarding percentages from the transfers of Niko Janković and Gabrijel Rukavina were removed. Additionally, Mišković sought a percentage of Selahi's future transfer. It was noted that Selahi was entering the last six months of his contract with Rijeka.

Dinamo is showing significant interest in acquiring Lindon Selahi as a quality alternative to Josip Mišić. While Selahi has a release clause of 1.2 million euros, it is unlikely that Dinamo will pay this amount because Selahi can be acquired for free in the summer. Rijeka's president, Damir Mišković, is considering allowing Selahi to leave for less than the release clause since Selahi is unlikely to renew his contract. However, the transfer is complicated by the fact that Dinamo is a direct competitor for the league title.

Dinamo Zagreb is interested in signing Lindon Selahi from Rijeka in the winter transfer window. Selahi, entering the last six months of his contract, can negotiate without Rijeka's consent, but an immediate transfer requires a fee, a player, and waiving future sale percentages of Janković and Rukavina. Rijeka values Selahi at three million euros but may accept one-third of that with conditions. Dinamo Zagreb is reportedly willing to meet Rijeka's demands for Selahi's transfer.

Rumors suggest Dinamo Zagreb is considering Lindon Selahi as a potential addition to their squad. His contract at Rijeka is nearing its end, and his name has reportedly come up as a possible solution to Dinamo's recent struggles in midfield. While nothing concrete has emerged, the speculation hints at Dinamo's interest in strengthening their options in the near future.

Lindon Selahi is currently in the background at Rijeka, partly because Petrović has taken his chance and improved his game, and has also been part of the Slovenian national team. Despite his contract expiring next summer, Polić suggested that Selahi might have a place in Dinamo as well.