Ghanaian forward Kwaku Karikari, currently with Zelez. Pancevo, has been linked with a move to Romanian SuperLiga club FC Dinamo.

The 24-year-old centre-forward joined Zelez. Pancevo from AC Horsens on 28 July in a deal worth €600,000, but his new club could face interest in the player only days after completing the transfer.

Karikari has yet to make an appearance for the Serbian side this season, with Zelez. Pancevo having played once in both the Superliga and Conference League qualifying campaigns.

Karikari’s current contract with Zelez. Pancevo runs until 30 June 2029. His market value is listed at €2m, placing him among the club’s significant recent investments and providing context to any potential approach from FC Dinamo.

The move to Serbia followed a season-long loan spell at Zelez. Pancevo during the 2025-26 campaign. He returned to AC Horsens at the end of that loan before completing a permanent transfer to the Serbian club.

Karikari began his senior career in Ghana with Liberty Professionals after developing at Liberty Professionals Under-19s. He also spent time on loan at Dreams FC before moving to Serbian football, joining Jedinstvo Ub in 2022.

Any move to FC Dinamo would therefore come shortly after Karikari’s permanent return to Zelez. Pancevo, where he remains under contract through June 2029.