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GNK Dinamo Zagreb

Founded in 1911, Dinamo Zagreb has dominated Croatian football and developed generations of stars, including Luka Modrić.

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First-team squad

2026–27 season · as of · Head coach: Jerko Leko (caretaker)

Goalkeepers4

No.PlayerNation
1 Danijel Zagorac Croatia
24 Dominik Kotarski Croatia
33 Ivan Nevistić Croatia
44 Ivan Filipović Croatia

Defenders8

No.PlayerNation
3 Bruno Goda Croatia
6 Stjepan Radeljić Bosnia and Herzegovina
13 Paul Tabinas Philippines
15 Niko Galešić Croatia
22 Matteo Pérez Vinlöf Sweden
25 Moris Valinčić Croatia
26 Scott McKenna Scotland
36 Sergi Domínguez Spain

Midfielders8

No.PlayerNation
5 Kirill Kravtsov Russia
8 Miha Zajc Slovenia
10 Luka Stojković Croatia
17 Luka Ivanušec Croatia
20 Robert Mudražija Croatia
27 Josip Mišić C Croatia
41 Sven Šunta Slovenia
80 Lukas Kačavenda Croatia

Forwards10

No.PlayerNation
7 Dani Rodríguez Spain
9 Dion Drena Beljo Croatia
11 Arbër Hoxha Albania
14 Smail Prevljak Bosnia and Herzegovina
19 Aleks Stojaković Slovenia
21 Mateo Lisica Croatia
23 Iker Almena Spain
30 Fran Topić Croatia
77 Noah Nsoki France
99 Mislav Oršić Croatia
Out on loan
  • –Nikola Čavlina · Goalkeeper · Croatia · at Wieczysta Kraków
  • –Antonio Rajić · Goalkeeper · Croatia · at Kustošija
  • –Raúl Torrente · Defender · Spain · at Le Mans
  • –Marko Zebić · Defender · Croatia · at Rudeš
  • –Samy Mmaee · Defender · Morocco · at Pafos
  • –Juan Córdoba · Forward · Colombia · at Independiente Medellín
  • –Lovre Kulušić · Forward · Croatia · at Lokomotiva Zagreb

Squad source: Wikipedia — GNK Dinamo Zagreb. Squads change during transfer windows; check the date above.

Player profiles

Current and former players with a full PlayerWikipedia profile.

Sources

  1. GNK Dinamo Zagreb — Wikipedia (accessed 2 November 2026)