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Dinko Horkaš Transfer from Las Palmas to Celtic
Las Palmas president Miguel Ángel Ramírez said Dinko Horkaš is a player for the club who has asked to leave. Ramírez stated that the club will not let Horkaš go because the only offer they have, from Celtic, is not attractive. He said Las Palmas are asking for five million and 50 per cent of any future transfer fee, while Celtic are offering four million to be paid over four years. Spanish journalist Rafa León Ortega later reported that Ramírez clarified Celtic have not actually submitted an offer for Horkaš. CeltsAreHere reports that Celtic have been in contact with Las Palmas over the player but have not submitted a formal offer. The goalkeeper has indicated that he wants to leave Las Palmas, while his club are prepared to keep him unless their valuation is met.
Las Palmas president Miguel Ángel Ramírez said Dinko Horkaš is a player for the club who has asked to leave. Ramírez stated that the club will not let Horkaš go because the only offer they have, from Celtic, is not attractive. He said Las Palmas are asking for five million and 50 per cent of any future transfer fee, while Celtic are offering four million to be paid over four years. Spanish journalist Rafa León Ortega later reported that Ramírez clarified Celtic have not actually submitted an offer for Horkaš. CeltsAreHere reports that Celtic have been in contact with Las Palmas over the player but have not submitted a formal offer. The goalkeeper has indicated that he wants to leave Las Palmas, while his club are prepared to keep him unless their valuation is met.
According to CeltsAreHere, Celtic's offer for Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkaš is lower than other proposals the Spanish club has received, placing Celtic behind rival clubs in the effort to sign him. The clubs that made the other bids have not been named, and there is no indication that Las Palmas has accepted any of them. Las Palmas president Miguel Ángel Ramírez has confirmed Celtic submitted a proposal. The proposal is understood to be worth €4 million with payments spread across four years. The Spanish club wants €5 million and 50 per cent of any future transfer fee. Horkaš has asked to leave, but Las Palmas is prepared to keep him if their demands are not met.
According to CeltsAreHere, Celtic's offer for Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkaš is lower than other proposals the Spanish club has received, placing Celtic behind rival clubs in the effort to sign him. The clubs that made the other bids have not been named, and there is no indication that Las Palmas has accepted any of them. Las Palmas president Miguel Ángel Ramírez has confirmed Celtic submitted a proposal. The proposal is understood to be worth €4 million with payments spread across four years. The Spanish club wants €5 million and 50 per cent of any future transfer fee. Horkaš has asked to leave, but Las Palmas is prepared to keep him if their demands are not met.
Las Palmas president Miguel Angel Ramirez claimed that a bid from Celtic for Dinko Horkas was not attractive to the club, and stated that Horkas has asked to leave. Ramirez said the only current offer is from Celtic and that the club will not let him go because the offer is not attractive. He stated that the club is asking for five million and 50 per cent of any future transfer fee, while Celtic are offering four million to be paid over four years. Ramirez said Horkas has a contract with Las Palmas and will stay if the offer does not meet the club's expectations. He added that Horkas does not feel strong or motivated after an offer from Saudi Arabia did not proceed. However, Celtic sources have downplayed the connection, adding that the club is prioritising other positions.
Las Palmas president Miguel Angel Ramirez claimed that a bid from Celtic for Dinko Horkas was not attractive to the club, and stated that Horkas has asked to leave. Ramirez said the only current offer is from Celtic and that the club will not let him go because the offer is not attractive. He stated that the club is asking for five million and 50 per cent of any future transfer fee, while Celtic are offering four million to be paid over four years. Ramirez said Horkas has a contract with Las Palmas and will stay if the offer does not meet the club's expectations. He added that Horkas does not feel strong or motivated after an offer from Saudi Arabia did not proceed. However, Celtic sources have downplayed the connection, adding that the club is prioritising other positions.
Las Palmas president Miguel Angel Ramirez claimed that a bid from Celtic for Dinko Horkas was not attractive to the club, stating that the only current offer received is from the Scottish champions. Ramirez said that Horkas has asked to leave the club but Las Palmas will not let him go because the offer is not attractive. He added that Horkas has said it will be difficult for him to continue playing for the team because he had a life-changing offer from Saudi. According to Ramirez, Horkas does not feel strong or motivated to be on the team. The president stated that if he does not want to play, there are other ways he can contribute, such as marking the pitch or putting up the nets. He affirmed that Horkas has a contract and will stay at the club if the offer does not meet Las Palmas' expectations. Regarding the fee, Ramirez said the discussion is about five million and that Celtic are offering four million to be paid over four years. He stated that Las Palmas are asking for five million and 50 per cent of any future transfer fee.
Las Palmas president Miguel Angel Ramirez claimed that a bid from Celtic for Dinko Horkas was not attractive to the club, stating that the only current offer received is from the Scottish champions. Ramirez said that Horkas has asked to leave the club but Las Palmas will not let him go because the offer is not attractive. He added that Horkas has said it will be difficult for him to continue playing for the team because he had a life-changing offer from Saudi. According to Ramirez, Horkas does not feel strong or motivated to be on the team. The president stated that if he does not want to play, there are other ways he can contribute, such as marking the pitch or putting up the nets. He affirmed that Horkas has a contract and will stay at the club if the offer does not meet Las Palmas' expectations. Regarding the fee, Ramirez said the discussion is about five million and that Celtic are offering four million to be paid over four years. He stated that Las Palmas are asking for five million and 50 per cent of any future transfer fee.
Spanish reports from the last 24 hours have claimed that Celtic submitted a €4 million offer for Dinko Horkaš, that Las Palmas wants more money before agreeing to a sale, and that talks were continuing. Reporting in Scotland from more than a week ago indicated that Celtic were not actively pursuing Horkaš and that he was not in Martin O’Neill’s current transfer plans. Celtic had scouted Horkaš while looking at their long-term options in goal, but the club had not followed up on that interest with a formal bid at that point. While recent reports in Spain have again mentioned Celtic in connection with the player, a direct message from Las Palmas states that talks with another club are nearing completion.
Spanish reports from the last 24 hours have claimed that Celtic submitted a €4 million offer for Dinko Horkaš, that Las Palmas wants more money before agreeing to a sale, and that talks were continuing. Reporting in Scotland from more than a week ago indicated that Celtic were not actively pursuing Horkaš and that he was not in Martin O’Neill’s current transfer plans. Celtic had scouted Horkaš while looking at their long-term options in goal, but the club had not followed up on that interest with a formal bid at that point. While recent reports in Spain have again mentioned Celtic in connection with the player, a direct message from Las Palmas states that talks with another club are nearing completion.
Celtic is interested in adding another goalkeeper, and Dinko Horkas is a primary candidate. Celtic has been identified as the club in the best position to sign him from Las Palmas, but they do not want to meet the Spanish club's asking price. Las Palmas is seeking to receive €10m from the Croatian goalkeeper's departure; however, Celtic considers that valuation to be too high. According to the Spanish daily publication Sport, Celtic is willing to pay only €5.5m for Horkas, and Las Palmas has not yet received any firm offers. It is suggested that the expectation in Croatia remains that Horkas will eventually join Celtic, though that belief is currently uncertain.
Celtic is interested in adding another goalkeeper, and Dinko Horkas is a primary candidate. Celtic has been identified as the club in the best position to sign him from Las Palmas, but they do not want to meet the Spanish club's asking price. Las Palmas is seeking to receive €10m from the Croatian goalkeeper's departure; however, Celtic considers that valuation to be too high. According to the Spanish daily publication Sport, Celtic is willing to pay only €5.5m for Horkas, and Las Palmas has not yet received any firm offers. It is suggested that the expectation in Croatia remains that Horkas will eventually join Celtic, though that belief is currently uncertain.
According to Spanish outlet La Provincia, Celtic have intensified talks with Las Palmas for Croatian goalkeeper Dinko Horkas. Celtic are increasing their interest after being alerted to interest from the Saudi Pro League. The Scottish champions are trying to finalise a deal for Horkas and have held negotiations with the Spanish club in Marbella. Dinko Horkas has two years left on his contract but is expected to move on after an impressive season. Olympiacos, Torino and Levante had also been linked, although none of those clubs progressed as much as Celtic have.
According to Spanish outlet La Provincia, Celtic have intensified talks with Las Palmas for Croatian goalkeeper Dinko Horkas. Celtic are increasing their interest after being alerted to interest from the Saudi Pro League. The Scottish champions are trying to finalise a deal for Horkas and have held negotiations with the Spanish club in Marbella. Dinko Horkas has two years left on his contract but is expected to move on after an impressive season. Olympiacos, Torino and Levante had also been linked, although none of those clubs progressed as much as Celtic have.
Dinko Horkaš has been linked with a move to Parkhead. According to CeltsAreHere, Horkaš would be open to joining Celtic, and the club scouted him last season. However, Record Sport claims that Horkaš is not part of Martin O’Neill’s current transfer plans. Celtic have not submitted a formal offer to Las Palmas. The goalkeeper missed Las Palmas’ recent friendly against Orlando Pirates, with his absence being connected to his transfer situation. It is believed that Las Palmas are willing to negotiate for a significant fee and are still waiting for a response from Celtic, who seem to be keeping their distance. Horkaš is still available and receptive to a move.
Dinko Horkaš has been linked with a move to Parkhead. According to CeltsAreHere, Horkaš would be open to joining Celtic, and the club scouted him last season. However, Record Sport claims that Horkaš is not part of Martin O’Neill’s current transfer plans. Celtic have not submitted a formal offer to Las Palmas. The goalkeeper missed Las Palmas’ recent friendly against Orlando Pirates, with his absence being connected to his transfer situation. It is believed that Las Palmas are willing to negotiate for a significant fee and are still waiting for a response from Celtic, who seem to be keeping their distance. Horkaš is still available and receptive to a move.
Celtic may be able to sign Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkaš for less than a previously reported price of €10 million. According to CeltsAreHere, the Spanish club might be willing to sell the Croatian player for between €5 million and €5.5 million, if the deal includes a percentage of any future transfer fee. More recent reports in Spain have indicated that negotiation is possible, with a potential deal range of €4 million to €7 million being mentioned. Celtic continues to be interested in Horkaš and has scouted the goalkeeper extensively, but has not yet submitted a formal offer. His performances have improved his standing; Horkaš has become a regular player and is attracting attention from multiple markets. There is also financially attractive interest from Saudi Arabia, but the goalkeeper would prefer to continue his career in Europe. His goal of joining the Croatia national team is understood to be a significant reason for that preference.
Celtic may be able to sign Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkaš for less than a previously reported price of €10 million. According to CeltsAreHere, the Spanish club might be willing to sell the Croatian player for between €5 million and €5.5 million, if the deal includes a percentage of any future transfer fee. More recent reports in Spain have indicated that negotiation is possible, with a potential deal range of €4 million to €7 million being mentioned. Celtic continues to be interested in Horkaš and has scouted the goalkeeper extensively, but has not yet submitted a formal offer. His performances have improved his standing; Horkaš has become a regular player and is attracting attention from multiple markets. There is also financially attractive interest from Saudi Arabia, but the goalkeeper would prefer to continue his career in Europe. His goal of joining the Croatia national team is understood to be a significant reason for that preference.
Las Palmas have not received an offer from Celtic for Dinko Horkas, despite suggestions that Celtic have made an offer. Celtic are interested in signing Dinko Horkas, and claims from Scotland stated that Celtic had made an offer of approximately €4m for him. According to the Spanish daily Sport, Las Palmas have received no official offer for Horkas. Las Palmas are aware of Celtic’s interest and have a €10m asking price, but could accept a deal for between €4m and €7m. It is suggested that a formal offer for Dinko Horkas could lead to a final negotiation.
Las Palmas have not received an offer from Celtic for Dinko Horkas, despite suggestions that Celtic have made an offer. Celtic are interested in signing Dinko Horkas, and claims from Scotland stated that Celtic had made an offer of approximately €4m for him. According to the Spanish daily Sport, Las Palmas have received no official offer for Horkas. Las Palmas are aware of Celtic’s interest and have a €10m asking price, but could accept a deal for between €4m and €7m. It is suggested that a formal offer for Dinko Horkas could lead to a final negotiation.
According to reports from La Provincia, Celtic are considered the biggest contender to sign Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas. Celtic have reportedly made an offer of around £6 million, which is below Las Palmas' desired valuation of closer to £9 million. Reports suggest Celtic's bid is one of the strongest offers for the goalkeeper. Newly-promoted Premier League side Hull City are also interested, but the Spanish newspaper believes Celtic are currently the frontrunners as the player waits for his future to be resolved.
According to reports from La Provincia, Celtic are considered the biggest contender to sign Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas. Celtic have reportedly made an offer of around £6 million, which is below Las Palmas' desired valuation of closer to £9 million. Reports suggest Celtic's bid is one of the strongest offers for the goalkeeper. Newly-promoted Premier League side Hull City are also interested, but the Spanish newspaper believes Celtic are currently the frontrunners as the player waits for his future to be resolved.
Celtic's efforts to sign Dinko Horkas from Las Palmas have been unsuccessful, as two offers have been turned down.
Celtic's efforts to sign Dinko Horkas from Las Palmas have been unsuccessful, as two offers have been turned down.
According to The Celtic Way, Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas is on a shortlist. Scouts watched the 27-year-old in his team's La Liga play-off tie against Malaga last month.
According to The Celtic Way, Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas is on a shortlist. Scouts watched the 27-year-old in his team's La Liga play-off tie against Malaga last month.
Celtic remain interested in Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas. According to reports in Spain, Celtic have opened contact with Las Palmas regarding a potential move for Horkas. It had been previously suggested that Celtic had initiated contacts. Las Palmas' position is that there is interest in Horkas, but an official bid has not been received. There have been claims of a potential fee of approximately €4 million, but it is understood that this figure is not accurate. Horkas has a €30 million release clause in his contract with Las Palmas. CeltsAreHere understands that Las Palmas would likely view any deal under €10 million as highly improbable at present. The goalkeeper's contract runs until 2028. It is also understood that Las Palmas expect Horkas to be part of their plans for the next season, unless a significant proposal is made. The notion that a low-fee transfer is imminent is inconsistent with the position of Las Palmas. Currently, Celtic are interested, but a formal offer has not been made.
Celtic remain interested in Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas. According to reports in Spain, Celtic have opened contact with Las Palmas regarding a potential move for Horkas. It had been previously suggested that Celtic had initiated contacts. Las Palmas' position is that there is interest in Horkas, but an official bid has not been received. There have been claims of a potential fee of approximately €4 million, but it is understood that this figure is not accurate. Horkas has a €30 million release clause in his contract with Las Palmas. CeltsAreHere understands that Las Palmas would likely view any deal under €10 million as highly improbable at present. The goalkeeper's contract runs until 2028. It is also understood that Las Palmas expect Horkas to be part of their plans for the next season, unless a significant proposal is made. The notion that a low-fee transfer is imminent is inconsistent with the position of Las Palmas. Currently, Celtic are interested, but a formal offer has not been made.
Celtic is interested in signing Dinko Horkas from UD Las Palmas. Scottish media reports indicate that Celtic has sent an official offer worth 4 million euros. The transfer could be completed for approximately 7 million euros, which is near the 10 million euros the club originally requested. Dinko Horkas has a release clause of 30 million euros. Las Palmas president Miguel Ángel Ramírez stated that clubs have negotiated with the player before negotiating with Las Palmas, and that they will not be able to sign him as they cannot afford the amount Las Palmas is asking for. Dinko Horkas joined the club in 2024 from Lokomotiv Plovdiv on a free transfer and has a contract until 2028. According to La Provincia, Celtic views Dinko Horkas as a replacement for Kasper Schmeichel, who has retired from professional football.
Celtic is interested in signing Dinko Horkas from UD Las Palmas. Scottish media reports indicate that Celtic has sent an official offer worth 4 million euros. The transfer could be completed for approximately 7 million euros, which is near the 10 million euros the club originally requested. Dinko Horkas has a release clause of 30 million euros. Las Palmas president Miguel Ángel Ramírez stated that clubs have negotiated with the player before negotiating with Las Palmas, and that they will not be able to sign him as they cannot afford the amount Las Palmas is asking for. Dinko Horkas joined the club in 2024 from Lokomotiv Plovdiv on a free transfer and has a contract until 2028. According to La Provincia, Celtic views Dinko Horkas as a replacement for Kasper Schmeichel, who has retired from professional football.
According to Spanish journalist Angel Garcia, Celtic seem to be making the most significant effort to sign Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas. The Scottish champions have made initial approaches to Las Palmas to explore a deal to take the Croatian to Parkhead this summer. There is substantial interest from Celtic, and a switch from Spain to Scotland is a possibility.
According to Spanish journalist Angel Garcia, Celtic seem to be making the most significant effort to sign Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas. The Scottish champions have made initial approaches to Las Palmas to explore a deal to take the Croatian to Parkhead this summer. There is substantial interest from Celtic, and a switch from Spain to Scotland is a possibility.
Media from the Canary Islands report that several European clubs are interested in Dinko Horkaš. The newspaper La Provincia reports that Celtic is interested in the player. Las Palmas could receive between 7 and 10 million euros for Horkaš, while other estimates mention negotiations at around 12 million euros. According to Canarias 7, Dinko Horkaš has a release clause of about 30 million euros. Celtic has not yet submitted an official offer. Negotiations are expected to intensify after the World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
Media from the Canary Islands report that several European clubs are interested in Dinko Horkaš. The newspaper La Provincia reports that Celtic is interested in the player. Las Palmas could receive between 7 and 10 million euros for Horkaš, while other estimates mention negotiations at around 12 million euros. According to Canarias 7, Dinko Horkaš has a release clause of about 30 million euros. Celtic has not yet submitted an official offer. Negotiations are expected to intensify after the World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
According to Scottish media, Dinko Horkaš could continue his career at Celtic, who are described as being seriously interested in the player. Luis Helguera, the sports director of Las Palmas, told AS that all players are for sale. He stated that Horkaš has attracted great interest but the club has no firm offers. Helguera added that the team is for sale and if a good offer comes, they will sell. He said they are calm because Horkaš is their goalkeeper, has two more years on his contract, and they are very satisfied with his performance, concluding that they will observe future developments.
According to Scottish media, Dinko Horkaš could continue his career at Celtic, who are described as being seriously interested in the player. Luis Helguera, the sports director of Las Palmas, told AS that all players are for sale. He stated that Horkaš has attracted great interest but the club has no firm offers. Helguera added that the team is for sale and if a good offer comes, they will sell. He said they are calm because Horkaš is their goalkeeper, has two more years on his contract, and they are very satisfied with his performance, concluding that they will observe future developments.
Record Sport understands that Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas will not be signing for Celtic and that Celtic will not be his next club.
Record Sport understands that Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas will not be signing for Celtic and that Celtic will not be his next club.
According to reports in Spain, Celtic are in competition with Olympiacos and Sevilla for Dinko Horkas. The Las Palmas goalkeeper is said to have been watched by Celtic scouts. Las Palmas president Miguel Angel Ramírez stated that the club has not received any official offers for Dinko, although they know there are interested clubs. He added that those clubs have started their relationship with Las Palmas poorly because they are negotiating with Horkas without negotiating with the club. The president also stated the club's desire to keep him. Horkas has two years remaining on his current contract.
According to reports in Spain, Celtic are in competition with Olympiacos and Sevilla for Dinko Horkas. The Las Palmas goalkeeper is said to have been watched by Celtic scouts. Las Palmas president Miguel Angel Ramírez stated that the club has not received any official offers for Dinko, although they know there are interested clubs. He added that those clubs have started their relationship with Las Palmas poorly because they are negotiating with Horkas without negotiating with the club. The president also stated the club's desire to keep him. Horkas has two years remaining on his current contract.
Celtic have been linked with a move for Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas as they search for a successor to the retired Kasper Schmeichel. The club faces competition from Olympiacos and Sevilla for the player, who Las Palmas are understood to value at approximately £6 million. Las Palmas president Miguel Angel Ramírez stated that the club has not received any official offers and affirmed their desire to keep Horkas.
Celtic have been linked with a move for Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas as they search for a successor to the retired Kasper Schmeichel. The club faces competition from Olympiacos and Sevilla for the player, who Las Palmas are understood to value at approximately £6 million. Las Palmas president Miguel Angel Ramírez stated that the club has not received any official offers and affirmed their desire to keep Horkas.
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