According to Mundo Deportivo, Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic made his debut in Barcelona's away match against Sevilla. After the game, he expressed his "great happiness and pride" about his first appearance, emphasizing that the team's victory was the most important thing.

Livakovic told Barcelona's official media, "What matters is the team and winning." He hopes to maintain this momentum after the international break. "We've had a perfect start to the season and must keep it going. There was a good discussion at halftime, and the team responded perfectly. We proved it on the pitch. Congratulations to Raphinha, who scored a hat-trick—that was incredible." Livakovic added that the Brazilian forward is "the perfect forward in terms of pressing."

Livakovic was also asked about his adaptation to the club and the city of Barcelona, a process aided by Olmo. The two played together at Dinamo Zagreb, and the attacking midfielder is helping him integrate into Barcelona as quickly and comfortably as possible.

"Having Olmo by my side from day one has been great. I played with him six or seven years ago at Dinamo Zagreb. It's been easy to adapt because the team is full of young players, like a family. It's very easy to integrate here. Goalkeeping coaches Joan and Terk are also great people. Terk spoke to me a lot today, as did the coach. They made my job easy," Livakovic said, expressing satisfaction with his debut for Barça.

After playing his first match for Barcelona, Livakovic will represent Croatia during the international break. He is expected to start in matches against the Czech Republic (September 26), England (October 3), and Spain in two legs (September 29 and October 6).

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