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Marko Livaja offered to Panathinaikos: Hajduk captain on the verge of returning to Athens?

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Marko Livaja offered to Panathinaikos: Hajduk captain on the verge of returning to Athens?
The last days of the transfer window bring potentially the biggest winter transfer in the region. According to Greek media reports, primarily the Paopantou portal, Hajduk captain Marko Livaja has been offered to the Athenian giant Panathinaikos.

Although he enjoys status legends of the cluba 32-year-old striker in the current season under the guidance of the coach Gonzalo Garcia he fell into the background.

He got the advantage at the top of the attack Michele Šegowhile Livaja collected 17 appearances with a performance of four hits and three assists. Given that he spent a good part of the season as a reserve, the dissatisfaction of the players and fans after the bad opening of the spring part of the season (two defeats), opened up space for negotiations.

Hajduk suffered a second consecutive defeat in the continuation of the championship

Greek interest and familiar terrain

Panathinaikos is looking for a striker who can play more quietly. After the option of bringing them failed Toni Fruko from Rijeka, the focus shifted to Livaja.

Livius left a deep mark on Athenian culture to AEK (147 performances, 42 hits), which makes it a proven solution for the Greek league.

The Greeks state how it is Hajduk ready to negotiate the departure of his captain. Panathinaikos is also considering the option of direct purchase and loan.

Link with Jagušić

This news comes just after Panathinaikos virtually secured the arrival of young gem Slaven Belup, Adrian Jagušić. The “Greens” took advantage of the collapse of the Jagušić family negotiations with Dinamo and with a lightning reaction agreed the transfer of the 20-year-old midfielder, who should arrive on Friday for medical examinations.

Whether Livaya will join him in Athens will depend on the outcome of the negotiations in the next few hoursas long as both sides are open to dialogue.

(www.jabuka.tv | Photo: Igor Šoban/Pixsell)

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