Ivan Nevistić Scout Report: The Keeper Who Beat Fenerbahçe but Lost His Own Goal
Quick scout answer: Nevistić spent 2025/26 in a goalkeeper’s strangest status: part-time No 1 of a double-winning team. In 13 HNL games he kept 5 clean sheets with a 70% save rate and 0.92 goals conceded per 90 — and he was the keeper for the 3-1 Europa League win over Fenerbahçe. A 27-year-old reflex-first, line-keeping profile with average distribution. At a €500k book value, a sensible No 2/rotation signing for most upper-mid clubs; live scouting required before any first-choice project.
Dinamo split their goal in 2025/26 and still won the double. The ratio data from Nevistić’s 13-game sample sits above HNL average; the big-stage proof is the Fenerbahçe night, where his box reflexes and calm aerial claims protected the scoreline through the second-half pressure wave.
Profile
A classic line keeper: shot-stopping, box command, penalty-area defending. The “11th outfielder” side of modern goalkeeping is average — safe but uncreative short play, inconsistent long distribution — most likely the tactical explanation for the shared goal.
Representative diagram, not an event-data heatmap.
Verdict
| Category | Score (/100) |
|---|---|
| Shot-stopping | 79 |
| Aerial command | 74 |
| Distribution | 63 |
| Overall grade | 72 |
Contact-worthy as a competitive No 2; watch live before any first-choice commitment. Scores are GegenSports editorial estimates.
Sources: official league records, Transfermarkt, FootyStats, FotMob, UEFA match pages. Save definitions vary by platform. Data as of 26 July 2026. Original GegenSports graphics; diagram representative.
