FC Twente has completed the transfer of marko pjaca. The Thirty-Year-Old Croatian, who came on as a substitute in the 2018 World Cup Final Against France, Has Signed for Two Seasons in Enschede.
Pjaca was without a club After Leaving Dinamo Zagreb in His Native Country As a Free Agent Last Summer. Earlier in His Career, The Winger Played for a Large Number of Other Clubs, Including Juventus, Schalke 04, Fiorentina, and Anderlecht.
Now he continues his career at FC Twente. “I am happy that i am here now, it feels good to be here at FC Twente,” he says in an initial reaction.
“FC Twente is a club with a good tradition. Everyone I spoke to about FC Twente Told me how great the supporters are and the atmosphere in the stage. I look forward to experience that.”
Pjaca Brings a Lot of International Experience to De Grolsch Veste. He made his debut for the national team in 2014 and was active at the European Championship in 2016 and the world cup in 2018. At that last tournament, he came on nine minutes before the ending the final against France.
The Attacker Played His Last International Match in November 2024, But Hopes to Be There Dooring the 2026 World Cup. “I think our joint Ambitions fit Together well. We want to achieve European Football and the Wants To Play With Croatia at the World Cup Next Year,” Reacts FC Twente Director Jan Streuer. “He will definitely give our selection a boost with his experience and his quality.”