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The Dinamo Zagreb football club has purchased 15-year-old player Kruno Ivancic from the club Croatia Sesvete for 500,000 kunas or 69,000 Euros.
The young forward is considered one of the biggest talents in the under-17 Croatian first league.
The amount the Zagreb club was willing to pay for such a young player has surprised many observers.
Croatia Sesvete head Zvonko Zubak has confirmed the news to the daily Sportske novosti (sports news).
He said it was both Ivancic’s wish and a good opportunity for Sesvete because it would earn a lot from the transfer.
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