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The Brazilians have revealed the salary of Krovinovic.
Croatia⚽ Sports19 hr. ago

The Brazilians have revealed the salary of Krovinovic.

The article discusses recent football transfers involving Croatian players. Lovro Majer has signed with AEK Athens after an agreement between AEK and Wolfsburg. According to insider reports, Majer will earn €2 million annually and the transfer fee is set at €6 million, making him the second most expensive player in AEK's history. Meanwhile, Filip Krovinović has moved to Brazilian club Grêmio. His agent, Marjan Šišić, explained that the move was driven by the player’s personal desire despite European offers. He emphasized that the transfer represents a historic move from Croatia's top league to Brazil's strong league. The departure from Hajduk was described as amicable and respectful.

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The Brazilians have revealed the salary of Krovinovic.

The article discusses recent football transfers involving Croatian players. Lovro Majer has signed with AEK Athens after an agreement between AEK and Wolfsburg. According to insider reports, Majer will earn €2 million annually and the transfer fee is set at €6 million, making him the second most expensive player in AEK's history. Meanwhile, Filip Krovinović has moved to Brazilian club Grêmio. His agent, Marjan Šišić, explained that the move was driven by the player’s personal desire despite European offers. He emphasized that the transfer represents a historic move from Croatia's top league to Brazil's strong league. The departure from Hajduk was described as amicable and respectful.

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