Dinko Horkaš, a 27-year-old Croatian goalkeeper, could leave the Spanish club Las Palmas this summer. Media from the Canary Islands have reported interest from several European clubs. The English club Hull City, the Scottish club Celtic, the Greek club Olympiakos, and the Spanish club Sevilla are interested in the player. Horkaš joined Las Palmas on a free transfer in July 2024 and is under contract until 2028. Local media suggest Las Palmas could receive between seven and ten million euros for Horkaš, while other estimates indicate the club would be prepared to negotiate for a fee of around 12 million euros. The portal Canarias 7 has reported that the goalkeeper's release clause is approximately 30 million euros. While no club has yet submitted an official offer, negotiations are expected to intensify after the World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Las Palmas president Miguel Ángel Ramírez stated that several clubs have made direct contact with the player instead of negotiating with the club, which he described as the wrong approach. Horkaš has one cap for Croatia's U21 team and his current Transfermarkt market value is €5.00m. His valuation has increased, as reports from May 2026 cited a value of €2.5 million.