This is the bomb dropped this Monday evening on the Croatian side. PSG are reportedly in advanced negotiations with Dinamo Zagreb to secure the services of Martin Baturinaa very promising young Croatian midfielder aged 21, according to media information Germany. The deal envisaged by the two clubs would be particularly clever: a transfer from January estimated at €25 million, but with the possibility for the player to finish the season in Croatia before joining Paris next summer. A strategy that could benefit all parties.
Considered one of the greatest talents in Croatian football, Martin Baturina has established himself as a pillar of Dinamo Zagreb. Able to evolve as a playmaker as well as in a relay environment, he shines with his vision of the game, his technical quality, and his maturity with the ball. In Croatia, many already see him following in the footsteps of Luka Modrić and Mateo Kovačić. For PSG, this transfer would be part of a recruitment policy focused on promising young talents.
By letting Baturina finish his season at Dinamo, PSG would allow the young Croatian to continue his progress in an environment that he masters, while ensuring a smooth transition to the French capital. This option also avoids an immediate overload in a Parisian squad already well stocked in midfield. With this possible recruitment, PSG continues to build a project focused on the future. Martin Baturina could be part of a dynamic of renewal in midfield and embody a new ambitious and talented generation.
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