WHO IS KOTARSKI – Josep Martinez seems destined forInterso the Genoa is sifting through the profiles of possible replacements. And the Griffin could focus on a goalkeeper who the Nerazzurri – and not only that, also the Parma – had been interested previously. It’s about Dominik Kotarskiplayer of Paok Thessaloniki. In line with the club’s transfer strategies (talented player, little-known and coming from minor leagues), the Croatian goalkeeper could soon wear the rossoblu shirt: let’s get to know him better, then.
Who is Dominik Kotarski: career
Dominik Kotarski was born on February 10, 2000 to Zaboka town near Zagrebcapital of Croatia. He takes his first steps in the youth team Tondach Bedekovčinaand then moved to the youth team Dinamo Zagreb at the age of 12 years. It carries out the entire process up toUnder 19when theAjaxwho offers him a place on the team U21. Since January 2018 in July 2019 put together 60 presences in Keuken Kampioen Divisie, Dutch second series, but never manages to make his debut in the first team. For this reason, in July 2021puts an end to hisErasmus‘ in the Netherlands and returns to his homeland,HNK Gorica. Between the championship and the Croatian cup he plays for 30 times, finding the hoped-for continuity. For the season 2022/2023 another call arrives, that of Paok, who offers him a starting place in Greece and also the possibility of playing in European cups: the offer is tempting and he accepts.
Who is Dominik Kotarski: the technical data sheet
Kotarski, almost tall 190 centimetresin two seasons with Paok he scored 93 appearances between regular season and playoffs of the Greek championship, Conference Leaguequalifications for Champions Leagueee Greek cup. I am 34 clean sheets against 90 goals conceded. Furthermore, he played with all the national Croatian youth teams – fromU15 toU21 – until making his debut in the national team greater in March 2024launched by the coach Dalic in a Egypt-Croatia 2-4. Its market value is around 5 million euros and his contract with the Hellenic club expires in 2028.
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