Parma are reportedly targeting PAOK Salonika’s Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Kotarski this summer. The 24-year-old had an impressive season in Greece, attracting the attention of several clubs, including the Gialloblu.
Sky Sport Italia report that Parma are keen on acquiring Kotarski, who has proven himself as a reliable presence between the posts for PAOK. However, the club faces a significant hurdle: PAOK’s valuation of the goalkeeper. The Greek club are asking for around €10 million, including bonuses, a price that Parma find challenging at the moment.
Parma are not the only Italian club interested in Kotarski as title holders Inter have also been tracking the young goalkeeper for a while. However, the Nerazzurri have other options for the backup goalkeeper position, including Pep Martinez from Genoa, which may influence their decision regarding Kotarski.
Kotarski’s potential move is not limited to Italy. The Croatian has also attracted interest from clubs outside Serie A, with Southampton in the Premier League and Augsburg in the Bundesliga expressing their interest.
