Looks like the gifted stopper is playing his last game for Dynamo, and there are inquiries for Luka Stojkovic as well.

Dinamo has been left with a financial dilemma after failing to qualify for the Champions League group stage, missing out on a potential revenue boost of around 13 million euros. The club’s decision to withdraw from the competition has raised questions about its future plans, particularly regarding key players such as Sergio Dominguez and Luka Stojković. According to reports from local media, the club is likely to sell both players, with Dominguez being the first on the market. The club's financial outlook has taken a hit following their exit from the top-tier league, which means they will not participate in the Europa League. This loss of revenue could have long-term implications for the team’s strategy moving forward. Football Meets Data estimates that Dinamo would have earned approximately 27.5 million euros through participation in the Europa League, compared to the guaranteed minimum of 14.6 million euros they received. As a result, the club is projected to miss out on roughly 13 million euros, potentially more depending on how the season unfolds. Dominguez, who arrived at Dinamo for just over one million and a half euros, appears set to be the first player on the transfer list. Reports suggest he may make his final appearance for the club during the match against Istra 1961 due to a possible injury to Nike Galešić. If this scenario plays out, Dominguez could be among the last players to wear the blue jersey. His situation has drawn interest from several clubs, including Lazia, with offers reportedly ranging up to 12 million euros. Whether Dinamo can secure a substantial return remains uncertain, as the club must navigate the complexities of the transfer window. Meanwhile, there are growing concerns about the future of Luka Stojković. While there are inquiries into his potential departure, it is unclear whether these discussions will lead to actual offers. Unlike Dominguez, Stojković is not considered a priority for sale, and the club has not indicated any intention to move him. However, the uncertainty surrounding his future highlights the broader challenges facing Dinamo as it seeks to rebuild its squad. In contrast, Dion Drown Belja has been ruled out of the transfer market. He is not for sale, and there is no indication that he wishes to leave the club. His presence adds stability to the team, especially given the uncertainty surrounding other key players. The absence of Belja from the transfer radar underscores the club’s focus on addressing other areas of need. As the transfer deadline approaches, Dinamo faces the challenge of balancing immediate financial gains with long-term strategic goals. The club’s decisions will be influenced by the outcomes of ongoing negotiations and the availability of suitable replacements. With Dominguez and Stojković at the center of speculation, the coming weeks will be crucial in determining the direction of the team. The financial impact of their potential departures could shape the club’s approach to future signings and investments.