Paris Saint-Germain has reportedly received an initial offer from Dinamo Zagreb for Noah Nsoki, a 19-year-old winger under contract with PSG until 2027. According to the Croatian daily Jutarnji list, the proposal stands at €700,000 plus a 10% sell-on clause—significantly lower than Paris’s stated demands.
“Dinamo Zagreb has submitted an official offer of €700,000, plus a 10% sell-on clause, for Noah Nsoki!
In previous discussions, Paris was asking for €1.5 million and a 20% sell-on clause.
Dinamo is now awaiting a response!”
This proposal looks more like a starting point for negotiations than an offer likely to win PSG over immediately. Dinamo Zagreb is offering less than half the fixed fee demanded by Paris, while also halving the requested percentage of any future resale. This represents a significant gap for a young player whom the Parisian club does not seem willing to let go on just any terms.
However, the situation should be viewed with caution. While Jutarnji list is a respected Croatian outlet—and naturally well-informed about Dinamo Zagreb—neither an agreement nor even the offer itself has yet been confirmed by Paris Saint-Germain. The Croatian club’s intent appears genuine, though this initial proposal may simply serve to open talks with Paris.
