The Commercial Court in Osijek found that there was no lawful reason for the unilateral termination of the contract by NK Osijek's entities, that obtaining a new building permit during a work stoppage in spring 2021 was the investor's obligation rather than the contractor's, and that NK Osijek did not grant Eurokamen a reasonable additional deadline before terminating. ^[1] The Commercial Court in Osijek ruled that the Football School of NK Osijek and FM20 d.o.o. must jointly pay construction company Eurokamen more than 6.3 million euros plus statutory default interest, and rejected their counterclaims. ^[2] The Commercial Court in Osijek ruled that NK Osijek must pay approximately 6.3 million euros to Eurokamen d.o.o. for the legally unfounded termination of a contract. ^[3] The Commercial Court in Osijek issued an interim measure prohibiting NK Osijek from disposing of or encumbering more than 153,000 square meters of land and structures at the Opus Arena complex (stadium, stands, auxiliary buildings, and other surfaces) until the dispute is finally resolved, though the club may continue to use the stadium and play matches. ^[4] The court awarded Eurokamen approximately 2.06 million euros for unpaid contract obligations (performed but unpaid work and construction materials left on site) and approximately 4.32 million euros in damages (mainly costs from delays and extensions plus specially fabricated reinforced-concrete and steel elements), totaling more than 6.3 million euros, plus more than 311,000 euros in litigation costs. ^[5] Eurokamen and the NK Osijek Football School signed a construction contract on August 1, 2019, for 120 million kuna excluding VAT. ^[6] NK Osijek unilaterally terminated the contract with Eurokamen on February 28, 2022, citing dissatisfaction with the construction timeline. ^[7] The court stated that the award includes statutory interest on the amount. ^[8]