PAOK in advanced talks to extend Andrija Živković contract

PAOK have entered advanced discussions with Serbian winger Andrija Živković regarding a contract extension, with negotiations reportedly progressing in an excellent climate. The club’s administration had identified Živković’s renewal as a clear priority alongside defender Giannis Michailidis when extension talks initially commenced, intending to resolve both cases positively before the arrival of January.

The first of those two priority fronts has already been settled, as Michailidis recently secured his future at the club with a new agreement running until 2030. With that deal finalized, the full focus of PAOK’s recruitment and retention strategy has shifted to Živković, who remains central to the team’s current sporting plans.

According to reports, PAOK have demonstrated a clear willingness to satisfy Živković’s financial requirements by tabling a three-year contract offer. This proposal carries significant personal weight, as it would provide the winger with the prospect of completing his professional career at Toumba rather than seeking a final move elsewhere.

Personal factors are considered decisive in these negotiations beyond purely sporting or financial terms. Živković has established his family in Thessaloniki and is described as feeling entirely at home within both the club environment and the wider city, elements that carry particular importance as discussions about his future continue.

All parties indicate that contacts are proceeding without delay, and current assessments suggest the agreement will be finalized within the previously established timeline. Completion of the deal would secure Živković’s status among the most influential foreign players in PAOK’s modern history while closing a key administrative objective ahead of the winter period.