#Dinamo Zagreb

Barcelona is considering signing the Croatian goalkeeper from Fenerbahçe and immediately loaning him to Dinamo for one season. A final answer is expected within seven days.

Raul Rangel from Chivas is reportedly a new option for the Zagreb club, but the main desire remains Dominik Livaković.

Bad Blue Boys marked four decades of existence with a spectacular choreography on the north stand, and the match against Viking also had a humanitarian touch.

Kirill Kravtsov (24) has officially become the successor to legendary captain Arijan Ademi, whose number 5 at Maksimir was reserved for years out of respect for the club icon.

The young Uruguayan midfielder Lautaro Ultra is set to become the new player of the Croatian runners-up, with the deal in its final stages.

Zlatko Tripic, a native of Rijeka and captain of the Norwegian champions, is confident that Viking can achieve what his compatriots have failed to do so far. The first Champions League playoff match takes place on Tuesday at Maksimir.

Experienced Croatian coach Ilija Lončarević believes that the player leaving Dinamo, despite his talent, never had the characteristics of a player around whom the club should build its team.

Dinamo is trying to bring back Croatia's first-choice goalkeeper, and an incredible combination with Barcelona is also in play. Meanwhile, Maksimir is gearing up for a night that could bring the Champions League.

Dinamo president Zvonimir Boban sent an emotional congratulatory message to the fan group on its jubilee, while the club prepares for its Champions League match against Viking.

Mark Viduka, one of Dinamo's greatest players, arrived in Zagreb at the invitation of Franjo Tuđman, but left bitter and vilified. Today, ahead of Dinamo's match against Viking, we recall his story.

Kiril Kravtsov and Fuzy Taylor arrive at Maksimir, while Gabriel Vidović heads to Paderborn. Meanwhile, a crucial match against Viking is on the horizon.

Croatian national team goalkeeper Dominik Kotarski left the game in Copenhagen's Sunday match, which could jeopardize his move to Maksimir.

Dinamo enters crucial European matches without a reliable goalkeeper, with fans and experts watching in disbelief as the management gambles on the most important position on the pitch.

The Croatian champions have a chance to overtake the Belgrade club on the UEFA ranking list, with a one-place climb worth €935,000. Additionally, Dinamo is launching a humanitarian campaign to equip schoolchildren.

The Maksimir favorite has a chance to become Dinamo's all-time top scorer in European matches against Norwegian side Viking, while the club simultaneously launches a humanitarian campaign for schoolchildren.

Dominik Livaković's return to Maksimir is not yet finalized. Negotiations with Fenerbahçe are ongoing, and in the meantime, Dinamo has been left without their first-choice goalkeeper ahead of a crucial Champions League playoff match.