Croatia: Recent transfers
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TransfersPremier League giants track Croatia striker Igor Matanovic
Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea are monitoring Freiburg striker Igor Matanovic, a move that could boost his international prospects after recent defeats.
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TransfersCroatia's Ćaleta-Car agrees Sassuolo move
Croatia defender Duje Ćaleta-Car is leaving Lyon to join Italian side Sassuolo.
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TransfersLivakovic signs for Barcelona after World Cup 2026
Croatia goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic has signed a four-year contract with FC Barcelona in a transfer from Fenerbahce that could reach 4 million euros.
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TransfersFelipe Obradovich: Argentine Midfielder Applies for Croatian Citizenship
Felipe Obradovich, a 19-year-old Argentine midfielder, has applied for Croatian citizenship, and his transfer to German club Nürnberg is expected for around one million euros. This season he played 24 matches, scored two goals and provided one assist, and his height and deep-lying playmaking have attracted the attention of Croatian football circles.
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TransfersLivaković closer to Barcelona, Dinamo waits for resolution
Livaković closer to Barcelona, Dinamo waits for resolution. Barcelona is chasing the Croatian goalkeeper for around 3 million euros.
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TransfersCroatian Clubs Make Significant Strides in Europe
Croatia has achieved a new high in the UEFA national club coefficient ranking, surpassing Romania to reach 21st place. Three Croatian club victories, including those by Hajduk, Rijeka, and Dinamo, are key to this success.
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TransfersDalić becomes Croatia's highest-paid coach in history
Zlatko Dalić becomes Croatia's highest-paid coach in history, with a yearly salary of five million euros without bonuses. His new contract will bring him financial stability in the UAE.
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TransfersDalic Chooses Between Three National Teams: UAE, Serbia and South Korea
Zlatko Dalić, the current Croatian national team coach, is considering offers from three national teams - United Arab Emirates, Serbia, and South Korea. The situation is developing into a larger Croatian project.
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TransfersLovro Majer's Transfer Smashes Club Record as Four Croatian Clubs to Benefit Financially Too
Lovro Majer's imminent transfer to AEK Athens constitutes one of the most costly deals in the club’s history, with financial benefits flowing back to four Croatian clubs via FIFA solidarity mechanisms.
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TransfersPetar Musa on radar: Tigres interested in Croatian striker
Petar Musa, Croatian striker playing for Dallas in MLS, on radar of Mexican club Tigres. The club is interested in signing the Croatian striker, who is still playing in the MLS season in the US.
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TransfersPetar Musa a target for Tigres, what's next for him?
Croatian international Petar Musa is a target for Tigres in Mexico. What's next for him? Here are the details.
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TransfersCroatia name Slaven Bilic as manager after two-year hiatus
Croatia have officially named Slaven Bilic as their new manager after a two-year absence. Last result: Portugal 2-1 Croatia (2026-07-02).
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TransfersCONMEBOL president proposes expanding 2030 World Cup to 64 teams
CONMEBOL president Alejandro Domínguez proposes expanding the 2030 World Cup to 64 teams, which would mean that 64 national teams would participate in the tournament, to be held in six countries and on three continents.
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TransfersHajduk loans young players to Croatia Zmijavci
Hajduk loans six young players to Croatia Zmijavci. This will be an opportunity for the young players to gain senior minutes and continuity.
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TransfersCroatia Seeks New Coach: Dalić Given Deadline for Decision
Croatia national football team searching for new coach after Dalić's contract expires. Slaven Bilić and Ivica Olić mentioned as top candidates. Find out what's happening in Croatian football
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TransfersCroatia Wins, Livakovic's Transfer Falls Through
Croatia beats Panama, advancing in the World Cup, but Dominik Livakovic's transfer to Besiktas falls through. Find out what happened and what it means for the Croatian goalkeeper.