Marko Dmitrović, who is currently with Leganes in Spain, has become a primary target for Crvena zvezda as they plan for the next season. The sports management at Crvena zvezda has identified Dmitrović as a significant objective. Nonetheless, it remains uncertain if the seasoned Serbian goalkeeper will decide to leave Spain, particularly since Leganes is striving to steer clear of relegation. At 33, Dmitrović, who started his career at Crvena zvezda by progressing through their youth system, never had the chance to play for their first team. His professional journey has led him through Ujpest and Charlton before his 2015 move to Spain, where he has played for Alcorcon, Eibar, Sevilla, and Leganes. Although he has substantial experience, Dmitrović has recently been benched for the Serbian national team, a team where he once held the position of first-choice goalkeeper. Should the move to Crvena zvezda materialize, it would signify a homecoming to the club where his career began. Meanwhile, Leganes finds itself in a challenging situation, requiring a victory against Valladolid and hoping for an Espanyol defeat by Las Palmas to avoid relegation.