According to Sportske Novosti, Dinamo is interested in acquiring Ramon Mierez. The club has been pursuing Mierez for several years, with discussions intensifying before each transfer window. In the past, Dinamo proposed a sum that was roughly half of Osijek's asking price for the player. Although there was a moment when a transfer agreement was reached with Dinamo, Osijek ultimately did not approve the deal. Currently, Mierez earns a net salary in the UAE that is nearly double what he made in Croatia. A return to the Croatian league would mean that Mierez would either have to give up his current profitable contract or become one of the highest-earning players in the history of the league.

Ramon Mierez is a key target for Dinamo's summer transfer window. The club's leaders have expressed a strong interest in acquiring him despite existing competition in the attack. Mierez is currently playing for Al-Jazira in the Emirates and has been on Dinamo's radar since his time at Osijek. He is reportedly interested in returning to Europe and open to joining Dinamo. The club plans to pursue him seriously in the summer.

Ramon Mierez, who is currently playing for Al Jazira in the UAE, is being considered for a potential transfer to Dinamo in the summer. Initially, an agreement had been reached with Dinamo, but Osijek, his former club, did not confirm the transfer. It is reported that Mierez is not very satisfied with his life in the Middle East and is eager to return to Europe, expressing openness to joining Dinamo should they make an offer. There are no longer any obstacles from Osijek's side, and Al Jazira is not anticipated to pose any issues if Dinamo pays a specified fee. Mierez had moved to Al Jazira from Osijek for three million euros, which might be the required amount for the transfer.

Ramon Mierez, an Argentine striker, was transferred from Osijek to Al-Jazira last summer for three million euros. Dinamo was also willing to pay the same amount, and there is interest from Dinamo to bring him to their club. His move to Dinamo would be a significant step in his career, and he reportedly prefers living in Croatia for personal reasons.