CroatiaMartin Šotiček, former player of Lokomotiva, is set to leave Swiss club Basel this summer, though his new team has not yet been confirmed. He had previously been linked with Polish side Widzew Łódź but now faces a potential return to Croatia, possibly joining Rijeka. According to Telesport, Rijeka has already developed a plan to bring Šotiček back to the Croatian league. The move could involve a loan deal with an option to buy, contingent on the sale of Toni Fruc. Šotiček had agreed to terms with Widzew, but his current team believes moving to Rijeka would be the best career decision for him. Šotiček joined Basel for €3 million after scoring nine goals in 46 games for Lokomotiva. However, he struggled at Basel, managing seven goals and seven assists across 70 appearances, leading the club to believe it is time for him to move on.
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