Gonzalo Garcia has been confirmed as the new coach of Hajduk after the club agreed on a transfer with Istra, which Garcia previously managed. The president of Istra football club, Branko Devide Vincenti, gave an interview describing the turbulent negotiation process and contract termination with Garcia. He emphasized that the negotiations were complicated due to legal and financial details, as well as the manner in which Garcia decided to terminate the contract, which was not timely communicated to the club. Despite this, the club managed to protect its interests and is now looking forward. He also stressed that Istra now exclusively protects its own interests and will be firmer and more determined in future negotiations.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets focus on the challenges faced by Istra in protecting its interests against a more powerful club like Hajduk, highlighting the need for fair treatment of smaller clubs and transparency in negotiations. They emphasize the difficulties and the lessons learned by Istra in this process.
Center: Centrist sources report the facts of the transfer and negotiations straightforwardly, focusing on the official statements from Istra’s president and the confirmation of Garcia as Hajduk’s new coach. They highlight the complexity of the negotiations and the resolution reached.
Right: Right-leaning media emphasize the success of Hajduk in acquiring a new coach and the professionalism of the club in handling the transfer. They may downplay the difficulties faced by Istra and focus on Hajduk’s ambitions and strategic moves in the football market.
