Marca reports on the potential transfer of Dimitrievski from Valencia. Valencia has contacted several potential replacements for Dimitrievski, indicating that he could be transferred if interesting options arise.

The situation of Dimitrievski at Valencia has become untenable. He had joined the club on a free contract with the assurance of being the first-choice goalkeeper. Although he had accepted the club's decision to keep Mamardashvili last year after initially selling him to Liverpool, the circumstances have deteriorated this year. It is reported that Coach Corberá has little confidence in Dimitrievski and opted to bring in Julen Agirrezabala on loan, a decision that Valencia agreed upon with Athletic Club, leaving Dimitrievski feeling uneasy. Now, he is prepared to leave, but the situation is complex. The Macedonian player desires an uncomplicated exit as he feels that the conditions under which he declined other offers to be Valencia's number one have not been fulfilled. Meanwhile, Valencia is looking to obtain a transfer fee to generate revenue.

Stole Dimitrievski, currently at Valencia, is being eyed by RCD Mallorca for the next season. The interest comes after a disappointing season for Dimitrievski at Valencia, where he was overshadowed by Giorgi Mamardashvili. Despite the departure of his competitor, Valencia's coach Corberán is looking to bring in two new goalkeepers for the 2025/26 season, opening the door for Dimitrievski's exit. Journalist Matteo Moratto, who specializes in the transfer market, reported RCD Mallorca's interest.

Valencia has opened the exit door for Macedonian goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski. His chances of becoming the starting goalkeeper have diminished with the arrival of Carlos Corberán, who prefers a goalkeeper like Agirrezabala. Dimitrievski joined Valencia a year ago from Rayo as a free agent, hoping to be the starter after Giorgi Mamardashvili's departure to Liverpool, which is effective from July 1, 2025.