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PSG youngster Noah Nsoki joins Dinamo Zagreb
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PSG youngster Noah Nsoki joins Dinamo Zagreb

From Veฤernji List · () Croatian

Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Dinamo Zagreb signed 19-year-old French winger Noah Nsoki from Paris Saint-Germain.
  • PSG allowed Nsoki to leave without a transfer fee but secured 50% of any future sale.
  • Nsoki is seen as a development project for Dinamo, aiming to increase his value for a future sale.

Dinamo Zagreb has secured the signing of Noah Nsoki, a 19-year-old French winger, from Paris Saint-Germain. The transfer, announced at Maksimir Stadium, sees the young talent join Dinamo on a free transfer, though PSG will retain 50% of any future sale.

Nsoki, born in 2007, is described as a left-winger who can also play other attacking midfield positions. He is right-footed, often cutting inside from the left flank to create shooting or passing opportunities. He joined PSG in 2020 and signed a scholarship contract until 2027. While he trained with PSG's first team under Luis Enrique, opportunities for senior minutes were limited due to the presence of established wingers like Ousmane Dembele and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

Dinamo views Nsoki as a development project, a player who can gradually earn a more significant role and potentially be sold for a substantial profit later. The club's strategy of investing in young, fast, and technically skilled players aligns with Nsoki's profile. He will face competition for a spot on the left wing from Mislav Orลกiฤ‡ and Arber Hoxha, and on the right from Mateo Lisica, with new signing Dani Rodriguez also expected to feature. This signing indicates Dinamo's forward-thinking approach to squad building, considering future transfer windows alongside the current roster.

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Originally published by Veฤernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.