Barcelona have bolstered their goalkeeping department with the signing of Dominik Livakovic, a 31-year-old Croatia international. The experienced goalkeeper has signed a contract until 2030, bringing an end to his two-year stint with Fenerbahçe. Livakovic is set to play a reserve role in a squad that already has Joan García as the team's regular starter, alongside veteran Wojciech Szczęsny.
The signing of Livakovic comes after Barcelona sent Germany goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen to Ajax on loan earlier this month. This move suggests that the club is looking to give their younger goalkeepers more playing time, with Livakovic likely to provide competition for the starting spot.
Livakovic has a wealth of experience, having played in the last three World Cups and the last two European Championships for Croatia. He started his career at NK Zagreb in the Croatian first division before joining Dinamo Zagreb and later Fenerbahçe.