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Dinamo Zagreb Eyes Peretz and Dreams of a Modric Farewell Return

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Croatian reports say Dinamo Zagreb is one of the leading candidates to sign Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Dor Peretz. The club has reportedly offered him a two-year deal worth 750,000 euros per season.

At the same time, Zagreb is also said to be dreaming of a return for Luka Modric, who is 40 and grew up at Dinamo before leaving in 2008 for Tottenham in a deal worth 16.5 million pounds. Modric then spent 13 years at Real Madrid and later moved to Milan.

According to the report, people at Dinamo have already made contact around Modric, whose contract is ending and who may retire from football at age 40. This would make a possible return to his boyhood club an emotional farewell season.

Dinamo are also considering offering goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic a kind of "lifetime contract" in an effort to persuade him to join ahead of next season. The report places the club's transfer planning alongside its interest in Peretz and its hope of luring Modric home.

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