Dejan Lovren is also officially a PAOK footballer

It’s time for the announcements. He’s with his… ballplayer dot. PAOK announced the acquisition of Dejan Lovren, who signed a contract until summer 2026. Croatian experienced defender – who has previously competed in Liverpool, Zenit, Lion, Southampton, Inter Zapresic and Dinamo Zagreb – chose to wear his favorite No. 6. PAOK’s related update with the message “Dejan is here” “‘PAOK FC announces the acquisition of Dejan Lovren by Lion. Croatian central defender signed a co-operation contract with Bicephal by 30.06 of 2026 and will wear the jersey with number 6. Dejan Lovren was born on 5 July 1989 in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina and grew up in Croatia. At the age of 14 he joined the Dinamo Zagreb academy and on May 10, 2006 he made his professional debut in a match against Varazdin. In 2006 he went on loan to Inter Zapresic to get toys on his feet, returned to Dinamo in June 2008 and remained until summer 2010. During these two years he won two championships, one cup and recorded 57 entries, three goals and one assist. So at 21 years, the first major transfer for the Croatian defender came. Lyon spent 9,000,000 euros and made him a resident of France. With the French team he competed in 102 matches, scored three goals, gave three assists and won the French Cup in the 2011–12 season. After three full years and specifically in July 2013 Lovren moved to Southampton on behalf of the same team, he remained for a year and recorded 31 entries, two goals and one assist. The Croatian defender took the look with his Southampton appearances and made Liverpool make 25,000,000 euros out of her funds and make him hers. Liverpool became the Croatian port after wearing their jersey for six consecutive years, recording 185 entries, eight goals and four assists. With Liverpool he won the Champions League in 2019, UEFA Super Cup of the same year and of course the Premier League of the 2019–20 season, with him being a key member of the team. Dejan is here! — PAOK FC (@PAOK_FC) In 2020, Lovren moved to Zenit St Petersburg, where he played 63 times, scoring three goals and three assists. In Russia he remained for three years and won equal numbers of championships and cups before returning to Lyon in 2023 where he competed in 11 games. At international level, Lovren is one of the top players in Croatian national history, having recorded over 75 entries, and was also a key member of the team that reached the World Cup final in 2018, and has also competed in a total of three Mundial and a Euro.”