CroatiaCroatian goalkeeper Dinko Horkaš, 27, wants to leave Spanish second division club Las Palmas if a buyer does not pay at least €5 million for his transfer. Club president Miguel Angel Ramirez stated that Horkaš informed the board that it was 'very difficult' to continue playing for Las Palmas after the club rejected a transfer offer from the United Arab Emirates, which Horkaš believed would have changed his life. Horkaš has a contract with Las Palmas until June 2028 and would remain with the club unless the offer meets their demands of a one-time payment of €5 million and 50% of future transfer fees. The club has received multiple offers, including from Scottish side Celtic, but has not accepted any yet. Horkaš had a strong season last year, playing 43 matches and conceding 41 goals, competing for the fewest goals conceded by a goalkeeper in the second division. Las Palmas finished fifth in the league and reached the play-offs for promotion to the first division, where they lost 2-1 to Málaga.
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