There is a very good offer from Como for Petar Sučić. However, Dinamo is currently not in a hurry to sell him, especially if they qualify for the Champions League, which could increase the value of the entire squad.

Dinamo's midfielder Petar Sučić was a major target for the new Italian first division club Como this summer. Como sent an official offer to Dinamo. It seemed that the transfer was nearing completion, but Dinamo rejected the offer. Como offered Dinamo seven million euros, an additional million euros in bonuses, and 20% of any future sale. However, this did not satisfy the club's management.

Dinamo received an official offer from Como for Sučić that amounted to eight million euros plus one million euros in bonuses. Dinamo rejected this offer. Como asked Dinamo to specify the amount for which they would be willing to sell him. Dinamo responded that they would sell Sučić for nine million euros, plus one million euros in bonuses, plus 15 percent of the next transfer fee. Como has not responded since.

Dinamo Zagreb received a serious offer from Como for Petar Sučić, but it was rejected.

There are rumors about Petar Sučić's transfer to Italian club Como, but the transfer is not yet officially completed.

Como is preparing a total offer of 10 million euros for Petar Sučić.

Como has made multiple offers for the 20-year-old midfielder. Dinamo initially rejected these offers, but Como is now willing to pay the demanded ten million euros (nine million plus one in bonuses). The clubs are currently negotiating the percentage of Sučić's future transfer fee, with Como offering ten percent and Dinamo asking for twenty percent.

Como is offering Dinamo 10 million euros for Sučić (9 million plus one through bonuses) and a certain percentage of future transfers. Dinamo has previously rejected offers from Como, but if the new offer arrives, the Executive Board might approve the transfer. However, high agent fees could potentially derail the deal.

Como has increased their offer to 9+1 million euros, with easily achievable bonuses and a percentage of the next transfer. Negotiations are ongoing to increase the percentage to 20%.

Dinamo has been negotiating with Como for a month over Petar Sučić. Dinamo initially rejected offers but Como increased their offer to 9+1 million euros with easily achievable bonuses and a percentage of the next transfer. Dinamo is now more inclined to sell their midfielder, but they are still negotiating to increase the percentage of the next transfer to 20%.

Dinamo Zagreb rejected an offer from Como for Petar Sučić.

Petar Sučić received an offer from Como, which was rejected by Dinamo Zagreb.

Como's offer of 7 million EUR plus 1 million EUR in bonuses and 20% of future sales for Petar Sučić was rejected by Dinamo.

At the beginning of the month, the new Italian first division club Como made an official offer to Dinamo for the transfer of Petar Sučić. It seemed that the transfer was nearing completion, but Dinamo rejected the Italians' offer of seven million euros, plus one million euros in bonuses and 20% from future sales. The Croatian champion demanded around 10 million euros for the 20-year-old, and an agreement was not reached.

Como has shown interest in Petar Sučić as part of their roster modernization project. The club values Sučić for his price-quality ratio and potential to enhance the team's performance in Serie A.

Como has made a new offer for Petar Sučić, which includes 7.6 million euros to Dinamo, a 1 million euro bonus, and 10% from Sučić's next transfer. The player would earn between 850,000 and 900,000 euros annually in Italy. Dinamo is still reluctant to let Sučić go, despite the financial appeal of the offer.

Como has shown serious interest in acquiring Petar Sučić, initially offering five million euros, then increasing the offer to six million, and finally to seven million euros with an additional one million euros in bonuses and 10-15% of the next transfer fee. Despite the lucrative offer, Dinamo has decided to put the transfer on hold, influenced by public opinion and the potential role Sučić could play in the upcoming season. Como's latest offer stands at 7.6 million euros plus one million in bonuses, and Sučić's agents are reportedly willing to forgo their commission. The transfer saga continues as both clubs remain in discussions.

Dinamo continues to reject offers from Como for Petar Sučić.

Como is very interested in Dinamo's 20-year-old midfielder Petar Sučić. Como, temporarily led by the famous Cesc Fabregas, sees Sučić as a key player and has been working on his transfer for weeks. Como has made three offers: 5 million euros plus 1 million euros in bonuses, then 7+1 million euros and a percentage of future sales, and finally 8 million euros, 1 million euros in bonuses, and a percentage of future sales. However, Dinamo has rejected all offers, expecting much more.

Dinamo Zagreb has rejected Como's offer for Petar Sučić. The last offer was 7+1 million euros, with 10 percent of the next transfer fee (not 20 percent as speculated). Some in Dinamo are more inclined to sell than others, but the consensus is that the offer is too low for Sučić to leave Dinamo. Sučić is reportedly not averse to moving to Como, but he is not pressuring the club. However, Dinamo expects Como to come back with an improved offer, which will be reconsidered.

Como has offered eight million euros for Petar Sučić. His performance and physical fitness are highly impressive.

Sučić's transfer to Como was mentioned in the article with a valuation of around ten million euros. However, Dinamo's management believes that they might get a higher amount in the future and thus the transfer is currently not proceeding.

Dinamo has received a final offer from Como for Sučić worth 7 million euros plus 1 million euros and 20% of a future transfer.

Como initially offered 6+1 million euros, then increased it by another million and 20% of a future transfer. Dinamo's Executive Board rejected the offer, asking for closer to 10 million euros, excluding the future percentage. Como has not yet responded with a higher offer, making it likely the transfer will not happen.

Como is owned by the richest Indonesian family, the Hartonos, who have gathered several investors from the football world, including Thierry Henry and Dennis Wise. The club is managed by the legendary Spaniard Cesc Fabregas. Como offered seven million euros fixed plus an additional million in bonuses, but Dinamo Zagreb is not satisfied and is asking for nine million euros plus another million in bonuses.

Dinamo's midfielder Petar Sučić is highly desired by the new Italian Serie A club Como, who have sent an official offer. It seemed that the transfer was nearing completion, but Dinamo rejected the offer. Como offered seven million euros, an additional one million euros in bonuses, and 20% of a future sale, but this did not satisfy the club's management. Dinamo is asking for around ten million euros, which Como finds too high and has no intention of significantly increasing their offer. Currently, the transfer is far from realization, and Dinamo is not in a hurry to sell as they do not yet have an adequate replacement for Sučić, although they are working on it.

Petar Sučić is close to a transfer to the Italian club Como. He might leave the team in a few days.

Petar Sučić, a young midfielder from Dinamo Zagreb, has attracted interest from newly promoted Serie A club Como. Reports suggest a potential transfer fee of 10 million euros, with the clubs close to an agreement. However, another source indicates that Dinamo has received an offer of 8 million euros, which is currently under consideration.

Petar Sučić, after just one full senior season, has attracted serious interest from the new Italian Serie A club Como. The first offer is around 6.5 million euros, according to 24sata. While Dinamo has currently rejected this offer, it is possible that the Italians will soon increase it, leading to Sučić's departure from the club.

Dinamo have received an offer for Petar Sučić that is worth €10M from Como. Cesc Fabregas is a big fan of the Dinamo Zagreb midfielder. The deal is close to being agreed, for Dinamo it is a no-brainer.