Pogon's president Alex Haditaghi formally informs Dinamo that Oscar Garcia is not available, accuses them of unprofessional conduct and threatens legal action

Pogon president Alex Haditaghi formally blocks Oscar Garcia's move to Dinamo Zagreb, accuses the Croatian club of unprofessional conduct, and threatens legal action.

Pogon Szczecin's president Alex Haditaghi has formally informed Dinamo Zagreb that head coach Oscar Garcia is not available for transfer at any price. Working with FIFA's legal team in Zurich, Haditaghi stated the club will not agree to Garcia's request to join the Croatian side.

Haditaghi accused Dinamo Zagreb of unprofessional and unacceptable conduct, claiming their actions—including negotiating directly with a coach under contract elsewhere—breach football regulations and international business law. Pogon is reviewing legal remedies and reserves the right to pursue further action.

Haditaghi acknowledged Garcia's desire to move, citing the appeal of a bigger European club, European competition, and higher salary at age 53. However, he emphasized Garcia is not unhappy at Pogon and framed the interest from larger clubs as a compliment to the organization's ability to identify talent.