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Who Actually Pays Kranjčevićeva, and Who Pays Maksimir?

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It is IMPORTANT to separate the way in which Zagreb's two stadium projects are financed.

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It is IMPORTANT to separate the way in which Zagreb's two stadium projects are financed.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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The story of new stadiums in Zagreb and Split quickly turned from sports infrastructure into a social soap opera permeated with ignorance of the facts and fan spite. While in Zagreb, the wrong impression is being created that Dinamo is getting two stadiums, even though these are city projects with their own bureaucratic obstacles...

·Split, Croatia
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Torcida lashed out at the state and Plenković over Poljud, claiming that Split should receive the same treatment and funding as Zagreb. However, Kranjčevićeva is a city project, and the state and the city are only co-financing the new Maksimir.

Both projects are financed with public money, but from different sources.

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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