Bruno Petković and Marko Pjaca are no longer players of Dinamo after signing a mutual termination of their contracts with the club. The decision was made following a meeting between their agent Ivan Tarzan Cvjetković and Dinamo’s chairman Zvonimir Boban, as part of the club’s cost rationalization process. Petković spent seven years at Dinamo, becoming a club legend with 88 appearances and 61 assists. Next season, Dinamo will not play in the Champions League but in the Europa League, which further impacted the budget cuts and the departure of some players. Transfermarkt estimates a high chance that Petković will sign with Turkish club Beşiktaş, while Pjaca’s situation is also part of the club’s financial adjustments.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the financial difficulties faced by Dinamo and the broader implications for players like Petković and Pjaca, highlighting the club’s need to rationalize costs and the impact on players’ careers. They may also focus on the human aspect of the players’ departures and the challenges in Croatian football.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts straightforwardly, focusing on the contractual and sporting aspects of the players’ departures, the club’s financial situation, and the potential future moves of the players, such as Petković’s likely transfer to Beşiktaş.
Right: Right-leaning media might emphasize the club’s strategic decisions to maintain competitiveness despite financial constraints, praising the management’s efforts to rationalize costs and possibly framing the departures as necessary for the club’s future success. They may also highlight Petković’s legacy and the opportunities for the club to bring in new talent.
