Noah Nsoki, a 19-year-old winger under contract with Paris Saint-Germain until 2027, has failed to break into the first-team squad—despite a brief appearance—and a summer departure now looks likely. On Tuesday, Le Parisien corroborated reports from Croatian media indicating that a move to Dinamo Zagreb is imminent; the deal involves no upfront transfer fee but grants PSG a significant share of any future resale value.
“He should be able to travel by the end of the week.”
According to our information—confirming reports from Croatian media—the winger is set to join Dinamo Zagreb, with an agreement in principle reached between all parties. PSG has given the green light to release the player in exchange for a 50% stake in any future resale. He is expected to travel by the end of the week to finalize the move to his new team.
While this type of deal is uncommon, multiple media outlets are reporting the same details, making it unlikely to be a coincidence. It is also a sensible move; Nsoki still has a lot to prove at the professional level, and Dinamo Zagreb lacks significant financial resources. This offers PSG a solution for one of its academy graduates (Titis) while keeping alive the hope of a substantial payout should he eventually realize his potential. This is not the first time football advisor Luis Campos has opted for this kind of exit for an academy player, though it is rare for a departure to involve no immediate fee.
Paris cannot be certain of receiving money in the future—it depends on Nsoki’s progress—but the arrangement offers all parties hope for a successful career launch. We can only wish the player success in establishing himself.
