Paris Saint-Germain forward Noah Nsoki is set to join Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb, according to L'Équipe. The 19-year-old, who made two appearances for PSG’s first team last season across all competitions, is expected to complete the move in the coming days. The transfer is contingent on an agreement being reached between the two clubs.
Nsoki’s departure comes as PSG continues to allow young players to gain experience through moves abroad this summer. He had also attracted interest from Portuguese side Vitória Guimarães, but ultimately opted for the project presented by Dinamo Zagreb. The forward signed a contract with PSG that runs until 2027, suggesting the club valued his potential, but are now willing to let him develop elsewhere.
Nsoki primarily plays as a winger, and his limited first-team opportunities in Paris were largely due to the intense competition for places within the PSG squad. The club has invested heavily in attacking talent in recent years, making it difficult for young players to break into the starting eleven consistently. A move to Dinamo Zagreb offers Nsoki the chance to play regular first-team football in a competitive league.
Dinamo Zagreb are frequent participants in European competitions, including the Champions League and Europa League, providing Nsoki with a platform to showcase his abilities on a larger stage. The Croatian league is known for developing young talent, and the club has a history of successfully integrating players from various backgrounds. This transfer represents a significant opportunity for Nsoki to accelerate his development and potentially return to PSG in the future as a more experienced and accomplished player. The move allows Dinamo Zagreb to bolster their attacking options with a promising young talent.
