Noah Nsoki, a 19-year-old winger under contract with Paris Saint-Germain until 2027, was unable to secure a spot in the first-team squad despite a brief appearance; a decision was made for him to leave this summer to sign his first professional contract. The academy graduate—linked with a move to Dinamo Zagreb—confirmed his departure from PSG in a social media post this Friday.
Nsoki: “I was lucky enough to grow up at this club.”
After seven years at Paris Saint-Germain, it is time for me to turn the page.
These years will remain forever etched in my memory. I was lucky enough to grow up at this club, to wear this jersey with pride, to take my first steps alongside the first-team squad, and to experience unforgettable moments.
I am proud to have won the Trophée des Champions and to have been crowned French champion with the first-team squad. With the youth academy, I also had the immense joy of winning the French championship twice. These titles will remain cherished memories, but beyond the trophies, it is the values, the high standards, and the lessons imparted by the club that will stay with me throughout my career.
Nsoki: “The time has come to take on a new challenge, but one thing will never change: I will always be a Parisian.”
I would like to thank Paris Saint-Germain for everything the club has given me, as well as all the youth coaches, first-team coaches, staff members, and individuals who played a part in my journey.
A huge thank you to my family, who always believed in me and supported me through both the good times and the tougher moments. Thanks also to my friends for their daily presence, and to my agents for their trust and guidance.
The time has come to take on a new challenge, but one thing will never change: I will always be a Parisian.
Thank you for everything. There is no longer any doubt: Nsoki is leaving Paris. In all likelihood, he is set to join Dinamo Zagreb. The move is reportedly a free transfer, though PSG is set to receive 50% of any future resale fee. Naturally, the young forward feels a sense of emotion as he leaves the club where he came up through the ranks.
As he rightly points out, this is where he grew and developed—experiences that have now enabled him to launch his professional career with a fine club. While the forward would undoubtedly have preferred to carve out a spot for himself in Paris, he also acknowledges the fierce competition he faced. Nsoki is focusing on the positives, having learned a great deal during his time in the French capital.
With emotion, the academy graduate now looks ahead to the next chapter of his career, hoping to truly establish himself.
