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Dominik Livaković

#1 · Goalkeeper · age 31

Returns to Dinamo from Fenerbahçe; reclaimed No. 1

Club
Dinamo Zagreb
Croatia · HNL
Caps
65
Intl goals
0

91

WC26 rating

high confidence
Recent form
29
Career peak
75
League level
71
Competition pedigree
81
International pedigree
91
Longevity
64

Independent rating — league strength (Opta-anchored) × competition tier × position-normalized output. Not affiliated with EA or FIFA.

Career by season

Season Club Competition Apps Gls Ast Rating
25/26 Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü Super Lig 1 0 0
25/26 GNK Dinamo Zagreb HNL 14 0 0 6.99
25/26 GNK Dinamo Zagreb UEFA Europa League 2 0 0
25/26 Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü UEFA Champions League 1 0 0
24/25 Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü Super Lig 22 0 1
24/25 Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü UEFA Europa League 6 0 0
24/25 Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü UEFA Champions League 4 0 0
23/24 Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü Super Lig 34 0 0
23/24 GNK Dinamo Zagreb HNL 3 0 0 7.17
23/24 GNK Dinamo Zagreb UEFA Champions League 4 0 0
22/23 GNK Dinamo Zagreb HNL 35 0 0 6.93
21/22 GNK Dinamo Zagreb HNL 34 0 0 6.95
20/21 GNK Dinamo Zagreb HNL 33 0 0 7.02
19/20 GNK Dinamo Zagreb HNL 22 1 0
18/19 GNK Dinamo Zagreb HNL 21 0 0
17/18 GNK Dinamo Zagreb HNL 33 0 0

Source: transfermarkt + sofascore · fetched 2026-05-29

Livaković’s shootout record is the most-cited tournament statistic in Croatia’s locker. The Fenerbahçe move not working out raised concerns about whether he was still operating at top-five-league level, but his return to Dinamo Zagreb has been a clear restoration. Croatia’s tournament floor depends substantially on knowing they have a shootout edge if any knockout match goes to penalties — and on that count Livaković gives them more confidence than almost any other team in the bracket.

Strengths

Recent form

Played regularly for Dinamo Zagreb in 2025-26 after the Fenerbahçe move soured; sharpness restored by mid-spring.

Saved three penalties in Croatia's 2022 World Cup last-16 shootout against Japan — the first goalkeeper to save three in a single World Cup shootout since Portugal's Ricardo at Euro 2004 [unverified statistic detail].