CroatiaThe article discusses the potential challenges facing Dinamo Zagreb if the new stadium at Kranjčevićeva is completed and the old Maksimir Stadium is demolished. Currently, Dinamo uses the Maksimir complex for daily training and youth development, including around 500 children. However, once construction begins on the new stadium, the old Maksimir site will likely be decommissioned, leaving Dinamo without its current infrastructure. While a temporary stadium has been planned on Trešnjevka, this would only provide facilities for matches, not daily training. The club had previously considered locations such as Borongaj and Mandlova for a new training center, but legal and administrative hurdles remain unresolved. With the timeline for the new stadium set for completion by spring 2027, there is currently no clear plan for where Dinamo will train during the transition period.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual overview of the logistical and planning challenges faced by Dinamo Zagreb regarding their infrastructure needs. It does not exhibit overtly biased language, nor does it favor any particular political stance or ideology. The focus is on the practical implications of the
