Dinamo Brings in PSG Player
Zagreb club confirms the arrival of 19-year-old Noah Nsoki, and the signing of Russian midfielder Kirill Kravtsov is also close. Meanwhile, Dominik Livaković's return to Maksimir remains uncertain.
Zagreb club confirms the arrival of 19-year-old Noah Nsoki, and the signing of Russian midfielder Kirill Kravtsov is also close. Meanwhile, Dominik Livaković's return to Maksimir remains uncertain.
The transfer window in Croatia runs until September 7, 2026, and Dinamo has been extremely active in recent days. While fans eagerly await the outcome of the Dominik Livaković saga, concrete news about new signings has arrived from Maksimir.
As confirmed to Index.hr, 19-year-old winger Noah Nsoki will become the new player of Zagreb's Dinamo. The young Frenchman comes from PSG, and the French champions have agreed to release him without a transfer fee. However, the clubs have agreed on a sell-on percentage. Nsoki has only made two official appearances for the Parisian club's first team so far-one in the league and one in the Cup.
In addition to Nsoki, Dinamo is close to bringing in another player. This time, it's Russian midfielder Kirill Kravtsov, a 24-year-old who arrives as a free agent. According to Index.hr, he is expected to serve as backup for Josip Mišić. Kravtsov came through Zenit's youth system and spent the last four seasons at Russian club Sochi. His arrival for a medical is expected in the coming days.
In the shadow of these signings, negotiations over the return of Croatian national team goalkeeper Dominik Livaković continue. As reported by Germanijak, a final agreement has not yet been reached either between Dinamo and the player himself, or between the Zagreb club and the Turkish club. Dinamo is offering around €2 million in compensation, but Fenerbahçe is currently not accepting these terms. Adding to the complication is interest from Italian club Udinese, which is reportedly willing to offer a similar amount. Despite this, Livaković's desire remains to return to Maksimir, but that is not enough for the transfer to be completed at this point. Germanijak reports that all scenarios remain open, and the situation, despite constant contact, has not significantly progressed.
There's also interesting news on the outgoing transfer front for Croatian players. Real Betis has contacted Benfica regarding Croatian striker Franjo Ivanović, but negotiations have not yet yielded progress. Journalist Pepe Elias, who covers the Spanish club, writes that reports of an already agreed deal are still unconfirmed. Meanwhile, English club Hull City, managed by former Dinamo coach Sergej Jakirović, is reportedly ready to offer as much as €20 million for the Croatian international. It seems Ivanović is on his way out of Benfica, but the battle for his signature is still ongoing.
In the current squad, Dinamo has praised Stjepan Radeljić on social media after he played his first full 90 minutes in the blue jersey on August 2, 2026. Additionally, the club has announced the 23rd edition of the iconic Mladen Ramljak tournament, which will take place from August 6 to 9, 2026. Eight clubs from six countries will participate, including Juventus, Ajax, Benfica, Athletic Bilbao, Bologna, Club Brugge, Hajduk, and Dinamo. Admission to all matches is free, and broadcasts will be available on Dinamo Plus.
