Lindon Selahi had a practically agreed transfer to Hajduk in August, but the deal was halted by the Supervisory Board due to financial constraints. The failed transfer contributed to the dismissal of Nikola Kalinić, Hajduk's former sports director. There is potential for renewed interest from Hajduk, as their coach Gennaro Gattuso has a positive opinion of Selahi.

Hajduk is reportedly interested in Lindon Selahi, but their need for him depends on the readiness of their player Žaper for the second half of the season. Selahi's contract situation allows clubs to negotiate with him starting in January, without needing prior consent from Rijeka, but immediate transfer would require Rijeka's agreement.

There is uncertainty surrounding the rumours that Hajduk Split may pursue Rijeka's Lindon Selahi in the upcoming winter transfer window. Recent tactical shifts have seen Hajduk utilizing Ivan Rakitić and Filip Krovinović as joint central midfielders, raising questions about whether the club still has a need for Selahi in their plans.

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, Hajduk has shown interest in acquiring Selahi. Polić mentioned that Hajduk wanted to bring him in previously and might attempt to do so again in the winter transfer window.

Lindon Selahi's potential transfer to Hajduk Split involved secret talks with former sports director Nikola Kalinić. Although Rijeka denied any official inquiries, Kalinić confirmed his interest before being dismissed, but the Hajduk Split supervisory board halted the transfer. Reports of a 650,000 euros release clause were inaccurate, with the actual buyout at 1.3 million euros. Rijeka's president is unlikely to accept less. Selahi's contract ends in early 2025, and he appears uninterested in renewing, possibly negotiating with other clubs.

We have also learned the details about the controversial deal with Lindon Selahi from Rijeka, for which Kalinić claimed to have found a sponsor. The transfer amounted to around 850 thousand euros, not 600 as previously stated, but nothing official ever reached the Supervisory Board.

Selahi was one of the players desired by sports director Nikola Kalinić and coach Gennaro Gattuso. The deal did not materialize.

Nikola Kalinić, the sports director of Hajduk Split, had initially agreed in principle to a deal and found a sponsor to realize the transfer. However, the Supervisory Board rejected the financial structure for the transfer, causing frustration for Kalinić.

The transfer of Lindon Selahi to Hajduk was seen as potentially profitable in the future, but it was stopped by the Supervisory Board, not Nikola Kalinić.

Nikola Kalinić attempted to sign Lindon Selahi from Rijeka, who had a release clause in his contract. A sponsor was reportedly ready to cover Selahi's transfer costs, but the move was blocked by the Supervisory Board due to financial constraints.

Nikola Kalinić found a sponsor for Lindon Selahi's transfer, but the supervisory board rejected the purchase.

Hajduk Split, through their sports director Nikola Kalinić, considered signing Lindon Selahi. This idea emerged after the failed transfer of Toma Bašić back to Poljud. The club was exploring various options, including Selahi, as they were seeking new ideas under a tight deadline. However, the interest did not progress beyond the initial consideration.

Lindon Selahi was a desired reinforcement for Hajduk Split. The club's sports director found a sponsor to cover the transfer fee, but the Supervisory Board vetoed the transfer.

Nikola Kalinić, the sporting director of Hajduk Split, attempted to activate the buyout clause for Lindon Selahi, a defensive midfielder from Rijeka. Selahi is in the final year of his contract, and his transfer from Rujevica is possible through a buyout clause of 650,000 euros. Kalinić sought approval from the Supervisory Board for the purchase, but did not receive the 'green light' for the engagement of this proven player in the SuperSport HNL.

Lindon Selahi, a midfielder from Rijeka, was identified as the mystery player for whom Nikola Kalinić, Hajduk's sports director, had reached an agreement. However, it was reported that Hajduk's Supervisory Board blocked the move because Selahi's release clause from Rijeka and the contract he would have received at Hajduk did not align with the club's financial framework. Multiple sources confirmed that Selahi was the player Kalinić had targeted.