Hans Kraay jr., in his column in Voetbal International, mentions that clubs from the United States have shown interest in Luka Ivanusec. He quotes former coach Arne Slot expressing doubts about Ivanusec's development and suggests that Feyenoord would not suffer from his departure.

Hans Kraay jr., in his column in Voetbal International, mentions that clubs from Spain have shown interest in Luka Ivanusec. He quotes former coach Arne Slot expressing doubts about Ivanusec's development and suggests that Feyenoord would not suffer from his departure.

Germanijak reports on the ongoing negotiations between Feyenoord and Dinamo for the transfer of Luka Ivanušec. Negotiations are ongoing between Feyenoord and Dinamo for the transfer of Luka Ivanušec. He could potentially arrive in Turkey within a few days if everything is resolved.

There is also interest from Spain for Luka Ivanusec.

Luka Ivanusec is reportedly on the verge of leaving Feyenoord to return to his former club, NK Dinamo Zagreb. A Croatian source, 24sata, indicated that significant progress has been made in the negotiations between Feyenoord and Dinamo Zagreb. Ivanusec appears to be just one step away from returning to his homeland, with ongoing negotiations expected to conclude successfully. Dinamo Zagreb plans to acquire Ivanusec on a loan deal until the summer of 2025. The club is making a strong effort to secure the transfer to provide the best possible players for their newly appointed coach, Fabio Cannavaro. Ivanusec joined Feyenoord in the summer of 2023 for 7.8 million euros but has not fully succeeded there, having played 46 matches, scored four goals, and provided seven assists.

Luka Ivanušec is facing criticism at Feyenoord and has been considered a disappointment in the current season. Despite this, there is a general interest in his transfer, potentially to clubs other than Dinamo, as he needs to demonstrate his talent and improve his form before the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals.

Luka Ivanušec moved to Feyenoord for a fee of eight million euros two and a half years ago. Initially, he was under the guidance of Arne Slot, who departed for Liverpool during the summer. The team's new coach, Brian Priske, reportedly does not view Ivanušec as a key player, having given him only 114 minutes across eight matches, mostly in a substitute role. Although Priske and the Feyenoord management have publicly expressed their admiration for Ivanušec, his market value has declined, and there are suggestions that the club might be willing to consider transferring him to another team. Ivanušec is said to be frustrated with his limited playing time and the lack of opportunities to demonstrate his abilities.

Luka Ivanušec expressed his intention to demonstrate his quality at the Dutch club, with the initial goal of establishing himself in European football and subsequently making a significant career breakthrough. His ultimate aim was to reach the English Premier League. However, his plans are not unfolding as expected, as he is finding it difficult to secure a spot in Feyenoord's first team. If the situation persists, he might have to consider seeking another club as a stepping stone for future success.