Dinamo prepares for new signings: Livaković is a priority, but three forwards might also arrive?

Dinamo Zagreb is making moves in the transfer market, prioritizing the return of national team goalkeeper Dominik Livaković while also looking to bolster their attacking force with potentially three new forwards. The club's efforts come after a draw in their first European qualifier, which offers a glimmer of hope for advancing in the Champions League.

Livaković, who spent time on loan at Dinamo from Fenerbahçe, is keen to make a permanent move to Zagreb. However, the transfer hinges on negotiations with his parent club, Fenerbahçe, which is reportedly seeking a substantial fee. The situation is complicated by interest from other clubs, including Olympiacos, giving the Turkish side a strong negotiating position.

On the attacking front, Dinamo has reportedly agreed terms with Smail from Istra, though the transfer fee is still being finalized. Other potential signings include a forward from Lokomotiva who is currently injured, and a young Spaniard, Dani Rodriguez, who also joined with an injury and has just begun light training. Brazilian striker Junior Brumada, signed from Midtjylland, suffered a serious injury and is likely out for the season.

Additionally, Dinamo is pursuing young French player Noah Nsoki. While his representatives have reportedly agreed to terms, Paris Saint-Germain's asking price is currently higher than Dinamo is willing to pay. These negotiations highlight the club's ambition to strengthen its squad despite facing various challenges in the transfer market.