Livakovic targeted by Torino and Dinamo Zagreb from Fenerbahce
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Fenerbahce goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic is being pursued by Torino and Dinamo Zagreb ahead of potential transfer moves.
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Attributed to original sourceTorino and Dinamo Zagreb have both reportedly held talks with the agent of Fenerbahce goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic.
The Granata’s search for a shot-stopper has been going on for many weeks with very little progress.
Another name on the list would seem to be Livakovic, because Turkish transfer expert Yagiz Sabuncuoglu claims that his agent held meetings with both representatives from Torino and Dinamo Zagreb.
Torino meeting for Livakovic TORONTO, ONTARIO – JUNE 23: Dominik Livakovic #1 of Croatia warms up before the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group L match between Panama and Croatia at Toronto Stadium on June 23, 2026 in Toronto, Ontario. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) It comes after suggestions from Croatia that the 31-year-old’s agent Andy Bara is going to push Fenerbahce for the exit this summer.
He joined the club in 2023 and spent the last six months on loan at Dinamo Zagreb, after another spell with Girona FC in Spain.
The shot-stopper has 79 senior caps for his country and is very experienced, but also struggling with some muscular issues.
Crystal Palace are also believed to be circling to keep an eye on the situation, with Celtic another outsider.
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What happened
Dominik Livakovic, the Croatian international goalkeeper currently at Fenerbahce, has emerged as a transfer target for both Torino in Serie A and his former club Dinamo Zagreb. The dual interest suggests Fenerbahce may be open to letting the shot-stopper leave, with a return to Zagreb representing a sentimental option while Torino offers a new league challenge. No fee or agreement has been disclosed at this stage.
Chance analysis
Livakovic is an established international goalkeeper with World Cup experience, making him a credible target. For Torino, a goalkeeper addition would address a known positional need, while Dinamo Zagreb would be reacquiring a product of their academy. The lack of confirmed fee or personal terms indicates this is still early-stage interest rather than a near-completion. Both potential destinations are plausible, though Torino's Serie A context may be more attractive competitively.
If Livakovic departs Fenerbahce, they lose a first-choice goalkeeper; Torino or Dinamo Zagreb would gain a proven international keeper if a deal is completed.
Monitor Livakovic's situation for potential goalkeeper market shifts; Torino strengthening between the posts could affect their defensive stability metrics next season.