Naletilić for RTL Danas reveals: 'Stojković may leave Dinamo, and that depends on one thing'

Marko Naletilić, a well-known Croatian football manager, revealed during an interview with RTL Danas' Helena Barić that Luka Stojković might leave Dinamo Zagreb, depending on one key factor. The summer transfer window has reached its peak, with millions being spent globally, particularly in the English Premier League, which continues to dominate spending. According to Naletilić, the Premier League is currently leading in transfers, with major deals expected to continue until the end of August, possibly even into early September. Among the most expensive transfers this summer is Morgan Rogers, who moved from Aston Villa to Chelsea for approximately €138 million. Close behind is Elliot Anderson, signed by Manchester City from Nottingham Forest for €135 million. Real Madrid made headlines by acquiring 19-year-old Yan Dhanda from Rennes for €125 million, marking the club's most expensive acquisition in history. Tottenham Hotspur has been the biggest spender so far, investing €267 million in transfers, leaving them in a deficit of €185 million. They sold players such as Spence to Inter Milan for €30 million and Romera to Atlético Madrid for €40 million. Naletilić noted that Tottenham is already deep in the red, potentially having been in deficit before this season. He explained that they had to rebuild their squad entirely after barely surviving last season in the league. Meanwhile, Turkish clubs have also been active, with Trabzonspor signing Mohamed Salah without compensation, while Besiktas welcomed Dušan Vlahović from Juventus. Paris Saint-Germain completed a deal with Barcelona, bringing in Ferran Torres for €50 million. Torres expressed his excitement about joining a team with world-class players, stating he aims to learn from them and contribute by scoring goals and providing assists. His move was influenced by his performance at the World Cup, which significantly boosted his market value. Croatian players have also been making notable moves. Luka Vušković transferred from Tottenham to Brighton for €54 million, becoming the most expensive player in Brighton's history. Naletilić suggested that more decisions will be made regarding other Croatian players, including Ivanušec, who might be sold or loaned out, and Brozović, who is free to sign elsewhere. The situation surrounding Stojković could change based on whether Dinamo qualifies for the UEFA Champions League or not. With two weeks remaining in the transfer window, several high-profile deals are still pending. Barcelona is reportedly interested in signing Rodri for €70 million and Julian Álvarez, whom Atlético Madrid is unwilling to release for even €150 million. As the deadline approaches, anything remains possible in the ever-evolving landscape of European football.