Transfermarkt has published an extensive analysis of player movement for HNK Hajduk Split's second team. The report reveals a complex network of transfers and loans linking Hajduk II with dozens of clubs across Europe and beyond. The data covers the period from the 2014/2015 to the 2023/2024 season and was released this week.
The Hajduk first team currently sits 4th in the HNL with 7 points from four matches. Their record shows two wins, one draw, and one loss, with a positive goal difference (+4) of nine scored and five conceded. You can track every movement on the league standings page. The title race sees them five points behind leaders NK Osijek.
What does the club network for Hajduk II look like?
The Transfermarkt report uses filters for arrivals and departures to display an incredibly wide spectrum of clubs. This network includes numerous Croatian clubs, from local rivals like RNK Split and NK Solin to top-flight teams such as HNK Šibenik and NK Varaždin. Interestingly, the list also features parent clubs like HNK Hajduk Split U19 and U17, showing the internal flow of players.
The international reach is equally pronounced. Players have moved to clubs from Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, North Macedonia, Kosovo, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ukraine, Greece, Brazil, and the United States. This diversity illustrates the global scope of the club's scouting and development policy. For detailed data on all players, visit our squad page.
What are the most common destinations for young players?
The analysis reveals several clear pathways for departures. One of the most active routes leads to neighboring Bosnian and Slovenian leagues, with clubs like NK Celje, NK Bravo, HSK Zrinjski Mostar, and FK Sarajevo featuring prominently. Another key route involves Croatian lower-league clubs that serve as a step towards the first team or a place to gain experience, such as NK Dugopolje, NK Sesvete, and NK Rudeš.
A significant number of players have also ended up at the youth academies of major European clubs. The list indicates transfers or loans to Leicester City U21, Slaven Belupo, Royal Antwerp FC, Udinese Primavera, and SL Benfica U19. This shows that talents from Hajduk attract attention beyond regional borders.
What is the current status of the Hajduk first team?
While the report focuses on the development team, the context of the first team is important for understanding the bigger picture. As mentioned, Hajduk is in 4th place, five points behind leading Osijek. Their recent form sequence shows win, win, loss, draw.
The next challenge for the first team is an away fixture against NK Rudeš, who are 8th in the table. The match is scheduled for September 6, 2026. All upcoming fixtures can be found on our fixtures calendar. This information places the second team's transfer analysis within the broader context of an ongoing season.
What does this analysis mean for the club's future?
The Transfermarkt data provides valuable insight into the player development strategy. The broad network of clubs suggests Hajduk actively seeks the best opportunities for the progression of its young footballers, whether through loans within the HNL, neighboring leagues, or prestigious academies. This policy is a key part of maintaining a continuous flow of talent into the first team.
With the current league position and upcoming matches, this background analysis is a reminder of the long-term foundations on which success is built. The flow of players through Hajduk II remains a central part of that process, and the data shows that system is exceptionally well-connected and active.
