Hajduk to earn €3.1 million from Sigur’s move to France
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- Hajduk Split and Toulouse agreed on the transfer of Niko Kristian Sigur to the French club.
- Hajduk will receive €3.1 million, with the potential for another €700,000 in bonuses.
- The Croatian club will also retain a percentage of any future transfer fee for Sigur.
Hajduk Split will receive €3.1 million from Niko Kristian Sigur’s transfer to Toulouse, with the possibility of earning a further €700,000 through bonuses.
The Croatian club will also receive a percentage of any future transfer involving the player. Sigur will continue his career in France after Hajduk and Toulouse reached an agreement on the move.
Sigur joined Hajduk in 2022 from Kalcer Radomlje. He initially played for the club’s junior team but soon moved into the senior side, where he adapted quickly to first-team football.
His versatility stood out during his time at Poljud. He played effectively both in midfield and as a right-back, making 121 official appearances for Hajduk and scoring five goals while providing five assists.
Sigur made his first-team debut on April 22, 2023, in a 2-0 victory over Varaždin. His final appearance came against Raków in Poland, when he played all 120 minutes as Hajduk secured a place in the Conference League.
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Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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