Veliki zvezdnik Hajduka, Marko Livaja, je v nedeljo, 29. junija 2026, predčasno zapustil priprave kluba na Bledu, kar je povzročilo široko pozornost medijev in navijačev. Klub je odločil, da ga poslje nazaj v Split, kar je povezano z kršitvijo klubskega disciplinskega pravilnika in nespoštovanjem interne regulacije. Incident je nastal med drugim večerjo, ko so igralci po zmagi Hrvaške nad Gano organizirali druženje v lokalu, kjer so se počutili, da bi se lahko počutili bolje kot skupina. Med tem so se pojavile napake, ki so vodili do konflikta med igralci in trenerjem, Gonzalom Garcio, ter športnim direktorjem Robertom Grafom.
Lani je Livaja v enem izmed blejskih lokalov zapletel v pretek z varnostnikom, kar je klub takrat zanikal. Po poročanju medijev, kot je STA, je letos ponočeval skupaj z nekaterimi soigralci, kar je vodilo do dodatne kazni. Trener je zahteval, da bi igralec tečel kazenske kroge, vendar se Livaja ni strinjal in se je sprl s trenerjem. To je bilo dovolj za to, da se klub odloči za njegovo predčasno vračanje v Split. V javnosti so objavili sporočilo, da je odločitev sprejeta v interesu kluba, in obljubili, da bodo o nadaljnjih ukrepih obvestili javnost.
Nekateri mediji so poročali, da se bo klub odreknil 32-letnemu napadalcu, medtem ko Hina poroča, da je spor med igralcem in trenerjem poglobil. Livaja, ki je med 2018 in 2023 zbral 21 nastopov za reprezentanco Hrvaške, je od prihoda v Hajduk februarja 2021 dosegel 104 zadetke. Njegova odstopitev je postala tematska tocka medijev, kjer so opisovali njegovo vlogo kot "ljubljenca navijačev", kar je pomenilo tudi njegovo pomembnost za klub.
Vodstvo Hajduka je predlagalo sestanek med Livajem, njegovim zastopnikom in vodstvom kluba, kjer bodo določili pogoje sporazumne prekinitve sodelovanja. Kot piše hrvaški portal Index, bo Livaja lahko brez odškodnine zapustil klub in si poiskal novo okolje. Čeprav je njegova igra nevtralna, mu prinaša tudi nekatere odvečne prtljage. Klub ostaja brez kapetana, medtem ko navijači izgubijo svoj ljubljenca.
Lani je Livaja v enem izmed lokalov na Bledu zapletel v pretek z varnostnikom, kar je klub zanikal. Kljub temu je bilo jasno, da je do incidenta prišlo, saj je slovenska policija sporočila, da je bila obveščena o kršitvi javnega reda in miru, ter da je prišlo do spora, v katerem sta bila telesno poškodovana varnostnik in ena oseba. Splitčani so se letos vrnili na Bled, kjer so dobro začeli s pripravami na novo sezono. Minuli teden so vknjižili dve zmagi, v sredo pa jih čaka še tekma v Celju, kjer pa ne bo prvega zvezdnika moštva. Livaja je namreč poskrbljal za nov eksces, kjer je po zmagi Hrvaške nad Gano skupaj s sedmimi soigralci sredi noči odpravil v lokal in proslavil uspeh. Spili naj bi eno pijačo in se nato vrnili v hotel, ko je za njihovo potezo izvedel trenerski štab, pa jih je glavni trener Gonzalo Garcia na treningu kaznoval. Španec jih je poslal na tekanje kazenskih krogov, medtem ko se je sedem nogometašev podilo po vročem soncu, pa je Livaja protestiral in se sprl s trenerjem in športnim direktorjem Robertom Grafom. Glasen konflikt, v katerem naj bi bile izrečene tudi zelo ostre besede, se je končal z odločitvijo, da se Livaja predčasno odpravi nazaj v Split.
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Žurnal24IndependentCenterFactual 85Objective 703 days agoThe article reports on a recent incident involving footballer Marko Livaja of Hajduk Split during their training preparations in Slovenia. Livaja, who previously faced controversy after a altercation with a security guard in Bled last year, has been reported to have spent time with some teammates late at night. This led to him receiving an additional conditioning training session from the coaching staff, which he refused, resulting in his premature return to Split. The club stated that this decision was based on disciplinary rules and conditions set for his stay during training. Some Croatian media suggest the club may take further action against Livaja, while others report that the issue might relate to a deeper conflict between the player and head coach Gonzalo Garcia. Livaja, a former Croatian national team player with 21 caps between 2018 and 2023, has scored 104 goals since joining Hajduk in February 2021.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the situation neutrally, focusing on the club's disciplinary actions and the context of Livaja's behavior without overtly favoring either side. It includes quotes from the club and mentions differing reports from Croatian media, suggesting a balanced approach.
Why these scores (Factual 85 · Objective 70): The article offers clear and concise reporting with references to official statements from the club. It maintains a relatively neutral tone, though it does mention conflicting reports about the club's stance towards Livaja, which introduces some subjectivity.
24ur (POP TV)IndependentCenterFactual 80Objective 654 days agoThe article reports on two incidents involving Hajduk Split football players during their summer preparations at Bleđe. Last year, during a celebration at a local bar, player Marko Livaja physically assaulted a security guard, resulting in the guard losing consciousness and breaking a tooth. The club did not initially confirm the incident, but police confirmed it occurred. This year, despite the previous incident, the team returned to Bleđe for training. However, after a match against Croatia, Livaja again caused controversy by going out for drinks with teammates late at night. Upon returning to the hotel, the coaching staff discovered this and punished them with a running exercise. Livaja protested and clashed with coach Gonzalo García and sports director Robert Graf, leading to his premature return to Split. The club stated that Livaja’s departure was due to disciplinary violations and emphasized that the decision was made to prioritize the club.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both incidents objectively, focusing on the actions and consequences without overtly criticizing or praising either side. It provides factual information about the disciplinary actions taken by the club and does not frame the situation as politically motivated or biased toward a
Why these scores (Factual 80 · Objective 65): This article provides more specific details about the incident at Bled, including the police involvement and physical altercation. However, it still contains some subjective phrasing like 'verbalno obračunavanje' and 'fizično nasilje', which may not be fully substantiated by sources.
DnevnikIndependent🔒CenterFactual 75Objective 604 days agoThe article discusses the situation of footballer Marko Livaja, who was reportedly sent home early from Hajduk Split's training camp in Slovenia due to alleged violations of club rules. The incident occurred after a team celebration following a match, during which some players consumed alcohol. Coach Gonzalo Garcia imposed additional running drills on the involved players, leading to a verbal altercation with Livaja. As a result, he was asked to leave the training session, potentially marking the end of his tenure at the club. The club’s leadership plans to hold a meeting with Livaja’s representatives to discuss the terms of his departure, which could allow him to leave without financial compensation.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a sports-related incident involving a football player and his club, without overtly favoring any political ideology. The focus is on the internal disciplinary actions within a sports organization rather than political issues.
Why these scores (Factual 75 · Objective 60): The article presents a narrative that aligns with the cross-source consensus but includes some speculative details like 'besedni spora' and 'takšne kazni'. It uses emotionally charged language such as 'predčasno zapustiti Slovenijo' and 'nepričakovani dogodki', which may bias the reader's perception
DeloIndependent🔒Center3 days agoHajduk Split, a Croatian football club, has sent forward Marko Livaja home early from their training camp on Lake Bled in Slovenia due to disciplinary issues. Livaja was reportedly involved in a late-night incident with some teammates, leading to a punishment from the coaching staff, which he refused to accept. As a result, he was expelled from the team. The club stated the decision was made due to violations of their disciplinary rules and conditions set for staying at the training camp. Some Croatian media suggest the club might release Livaja, while others indicate the situation could be a deepening conflict between the player and head coach Gonzalo García. Livaja, a former Croatia international, has scored 104 goals for Hajduk since joining in February 2021.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a sports-related disciplinary action within a football club, focusing on internal team management and player conduct. While the subject involves a national athlete and a club based in Croatia, the framing remains neutral, presenting facts without overt ideological or political
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