Shit of the day "Dinamova Akademija očito ne radi dovoljno dobro" :rofl:
Pitajmo ChatGPT...
Money generated from academy players
This is where Dinamo has the biggest advantage.
The latest CIES data, published in 2026, gives:
Dinamo Zagreb: €221 million
Hajduk Split: €80 million
over the previous ten years. Dinamo ranked 27th in the world, while Hajduk ranked 86th.
Dinamo 9.5/10
Hajduk 7/10
Quality of players produced
Luka Modrić — Ballon d'Or winner and arguably Croatia's greatest ever player.
Mateo Kovačić — Champions League winner and established Premier League midfielder.
Joško Gvardiol — Manchester City and one of the world's highest-valued centre-backs.
Dani Olmo — Barcelona and Spanish/international-level player.
Andrej Kramarić — long-term Bundesliga/Champions League-level striker.
Lovro Majer, Josip Šutalo, Nikola Moro, Borna Sosa, Martin Baturina
Ivan Perišić — Champions League winner, World Cup finalist, elite-level winger.
Mario Pašalić — long-term Serie A player and Croatia international.
Nikola Vlašić — Premier League/Serie A/La Liga-level midfielder and Croatia international.
Luka Vušković — one of Europe's most valuable young centre-backs.
Nikola Kalinić — major European striker.
Mario Vušković — Bundesliga-level centre-back.
Dinamo 10/10
Hajduk 9/10
How many are currently playing first-division football around Europe?
Dinamo: ~30–40 players
Hajduk: ~20–30 players
Dinamo 9.5/10
Hajduk 8/10
Youth-team success
This is actually much closer than the transfer revenue suggests.
Dinamo 9.5/10
Hajduk 9/10
The biggest difference: the Dinamo "development machine"
This is, in my opinion, the most important part of the comparison.
Dinamo isn't merely good at producing talented teenagers.
It has historically built an entire pathway:
academy → Dinamo first team → European competition → huge transfer
But here's the really interesting conclusion
If you asked me: "Which is the better academy?"
I'd say Dinamo, fairly comfortably.
If you asked: "Which academy has produced the most impressive footballers?"
I'd say Dinamo, but much more narrowly.
If you asked: "Which has produced more footballers capable of playing first-division football?"
I'd again give Dinamo a moderate advantage, but not a huge one.
And if you asked: "Which academy gets more economic value out of its talent?"
Dinamo wins by miles.