Croatian Federation pursues Schalke's Vozar amid international eligibility debate
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 9:07 AM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Luca Vozar, a talent from FC Schalke 04, is in the spotlight as the Croatian Football Federation pushes to secure his international commitment. Currently eligible to represent both Germany and Croatia, Vozar has not yet played for either country at youth levels. He recently extended his contract with Schalke until 2029. Vozar's situation follows teammate Sofiane El-Faouzi's recent switch from Germany to Morocco, highlighting shifting national allegiances among young players.
- •Vozar is eligible for both Germany and Croatia.
- •He recently signed a contract extension with Schalke until 2029.
- •Croatian Football Federation is actively pursuing Vozar's commitment.
- •Teammate Sofiane El-Faouzi switched from Germany to Morocco.
- •Vozar has not yet played for either nation's youth teams.
- 9:07 AMYahoo Sports — Germany and Croatia in race to secure international future of Schalke's Vozar
"According to a report in BILD this morning, the Croatian Football Federation is making a strong effort to sign Luca Vozar. The FC Schalke 04 talent is eligible to play for both Germany and Croatia, b...
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