PSG Young Forward Noah Nsoki Arrives at Dinamo
The 19-year-old Frenchman leaves the Parc des Princes for Maksimir as a development project, with PSG securing 50 percent of his next sale.
The 19-year-old Frenchman leaves the Parc des Princes for Maksimir as a development project, with PSG securing 50 percent of his next sale.
GNK Dinamo Zagreb is set to receive a new addition from one of Europe's biggest clubs. French media have confirmed that young Paris Saint-Germain forward, Noah Nsoki, is moving to the Croatian champions.
The news was reported by the reputable Le Parisien, with Index.hr previously covering the transfer. According to these reports, the 19-year-old offensive player leaves Paris after making just two appearances for PSG's first team in all competitions last season.
Although Nsoki had a valid contract with PSG until the summer of 2027, the Parisian club approved his transfer to Dinamo without a financial compensation. However, the agreement includes a clause that guarantees Parisians 50 percent of the amount from Nsoki's next transfer. The young player is expected to travel to Zagreb by the end of the week to complete all formalities and officially become a Dinamo player.
Noah Nsoki was born on February 20, 2007, in the French town of Tournan-en-Brie. He stands 185 centimeters tall and typically plays as a left winger, though he can also cover other attacking roles behind the striker. As a right-footed player, he likes to cut inside from the left flank and look for a shot or a final pass.
He joined PSG's academy back in 2020 and signed a scholarship contract with the club in April 2025. While PSG presented him as an attacking midfielder, L'Equipe describes him as a fast winger who can make a difference in one-on-one situations. According to Transfermarkt's valuation, his current market value stands at one million euros.
Although he got the chance to train with the first team last season, the path to significant playing time at PSG was blocked by strong competition. On the wings at the Parisian club, stars like Ousmane Dembele, Bradley Barcola, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, and Desire Doue occupy the positions. As a result, young players often seek moves to environments where they can get a proper senior opportunity earlier.
Dinamo will thus acquire a player with experience working in a top European system, but not a ready-made starter. Nsoki arrives in Zagreb as a development project, with the potential to gradually earn a bigger role and one day become a player on whom the club can profit significantly.
While waiting for the official confirmation of Nsoki's arrival, Dinamo plays an important European match at Maksimir tonight. In the third qualifying round for the Champions League, the team hosts Lithuanian side FK Kauno Žalgiris. The match starts at 8:00 PM, and tickets are still available through the club's official website.
