Index.hr reports on the mutual agreement between Nikola Soldo and Köln to terminate the contract that was supposed to last until summer. Nikola Soldo and Köln have mutually agreed to terminate the contract that was supposed to last until summer. He is now a free agent.

Nikola Soldo asked for his contract with Köln to be terminated, even though it was due to last until summer. The club consented to his request, enabling him to pursue his career elsewhere. He had earlier been loaned to Kaiserslautern and had played three matches for Köln's second team this year. According to German media, there is a possibility that he might return to the Croatian league (HNL) as a free agent. Additionally, he has the option to sign with clubs in Spain, England, the Netherlands, or Portugal, where the signing of free agents is still permissible after the transfer window has closed.

Nikola Soldo is deemed surplus to requirements at Köln, which currently has 33 players. Köln plans to reduce this number, and Soldo, who spent last season on loan at Kaiserslautern, is one of the candidates to leave. His future at Köln looks uncertain, and he might be loaned out if a suitable club is found.