Zoran Mamić, a notable figure in Croatian football, has made headlines by acquiring yet another promising talent from the Croatian league. The winter transfer window is currently open in Croatia, allowing teams to strengthen their squads with fresh talents from January 10 to February 17, while the major European leagues have already closed their winter transfer activities.

Among the latest news is the potential transfer of Luka Vušković, an 18-year-old player, who is being linked with Bayern Munich, a move commented on by the director of the Bundesliga leaders. Additionally, Filip Živković, a 19-year-old forward for Osijek, has joined FK Sarajevo on loan, while Adriano Jagušić, widely recognized as one of the best young players in SHNL, has transitioned to Panathinaikos for a reported fee of 5.2 million euros.

The article highlights the growing interest from international clubs in Croatian talents, evidenced by the transfer of a top assistant from the SHNL to Scottish club Hibernian, where he scored in his debut. Furthermore, Panathinaikos has shown interest in Marko Livaja, the captain of Hajduk, indicating that although he has been performing below expectations this season, clubs are still keen to acquire talent from the Croatian league. This trend illustrates the vibrant market for young Croatian players and their increasing value in European football.