National 3 - Group M · Defender · #86 · Croatia · 17 yrs
L. Jakirović is a defender. L. Jakirović is a represents Croatia, 17 years old, defender. L. Jakirović wears shirt number 86. L. Jakirović was born in Croatia on 2008-01-16. L. Jakirović's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across National 3 - Group M, UEFA U17 Championship - Qualification, Premier League International Cup, Friendlies Clubs, and other leagues. L. Jakirović's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore L. Jakirović season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Defender · #86
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-25 | Transfer |  Dinamo Zagreb ZAG |  Inter INT |
| 2026-01-25 | Transfer | Dinamo Zagreb ZAG |  Inter U23 |
As recently as last year Hull avoided relegation to League One only on goal difference. Fast-forward 16 months and they are now going toe to toe with the big names of the Premier League. The turnaround can be traced back to the arrival of Sergej Jakirovic before last season.
Hull City boss Sergej Jakirovic says defender Charlie Hughes is "far away" from a return from injury and has "no hope" of making the first game of the Premier League season against Manchester United. Hughes underwent a hernia operation after last season's Wembley success and complained of discomfort when he returned to first-team training this summer. "Every player, especially from last season who was a main player in our road to Wembley, to the Premier League, has a big role for us."
Hull City boss Sergej Jakirovic said last week the Tigers were close to completing a deal for Olympiakos goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis. In light of this, BBC Radio Humberside's James Hoggarth spoke to Greek football journalist Konstantinos Lianos to find out more about Tzolakis. Every time a Championship club returns to the Premier League, they're automatically dubbed the favourites for relegation.
Hull City have been linked to several players from the Croatian league so far this summer, and Croatian journalist Ivan Rencic has given an insight into which players would be best suited for the Premier League. Tigers boss Sergej Jakirovic has experience managing in the Croatian league and it appears as though he wants to use this expertise to reinforce his squad in the transfer window.
For all the rigmarole over interns spying at golf courses and which team would be allowed to play here, a third party who watched on helplessly from afar will now be in the Premier League football next season. The Hull head coach, Sergej Jakirovic, had described his side as “collateral damage” in the Spygate saga that had provided the most extraordinary precursor to this Championship playoff final, forcing him to prepare for the £200m match by analysing the wrong team for more than a week. Best laid plans and all that.Southampton’s expulsion prompted a late switch to tackling a Middlesbrough puzzle, but the Bosnian delivered a tactical masterstroke culminating in Oli McBurnie’s 95th-minute goal, which sent them back into the top flight for the first time in nine years. Continue reading...
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