Majkić has refused to extend his contract, making it certain that he will leave by June, and possibly in January if a club is willing to pay a transfer fee.

Lovro Majkić, a long-time standard goalkeeper for Istra 1961, has not accepted the better conditions offered to him compared to his current contract, indicating he may have other plans. His contract expires in June, allowing him to leave without compensation after seven years at Aldo Drosini. If he leaves in January, Istra will seek some compensation.

The club's leadership, headed by Kuerejeta, has been in discussions regarding a contract extension with Lovre Majkić, whose current contract is set to expire in June of the following year. Based on initial impressions and Majkić's comments to the media, it appears that extending the contract is a feasible possibility. Nonetheless, this does not eliminate the chance of a transfer if attractive offers emerge that benefit both Majkić and Istra.

Lovro Majkić remains under contract with Istra 1961 until the season concludes. In the upcoming weeks, it is anticipated that discussions will occur between Majkić, his agent, and the club representatives to negotiate a contract extension. However, considering Majkić's age and the previous interest shown by Italian clubs, there is a possibility that he might explore opportunities abroad, potentially aiming for a lucrative contract with a fresh start.