CroatiaFilip Krovinović, a Croatian footballer who played for Hajduk Split for five seasons, has moved to Brazilian club Grêmio. His agent, Marijan Šišić, explained to Sportske novosti that the transfer was influenced by Krovinović’s previous relationship with coach Luís Castro, who had previously managed him at Rio Ave and helped him move to Benfica. The decision was also driven by financial incentives offered by Grêmio, which provided favorable conditions for the player. While there were several European options, the connection with Castro and the financial offer ultimately led to the move. Krovinović expressed gratitude toward Hajduk’s management, acknowledging their professionalism during the transition.
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