Stanko Jurić (27) has signed a three-year contract with the new Spanish first division club, Real Valladolid. The Croatian defensive midfielder spent last season on loan at Valladolid, making 37 appearances in the second Spanish league. Valladolid has entered the first league and has exercised the option to buy out his contract from Parma. Valladolid has not announced how much it paid Parma. The leading team of the second Italian league has also not announced the value of the transfer. Jurić's price is around 2 million euros, double what it was a year ago, according to Transfermarkt.

Stanko Juric was initially loaned to Real Valladolid with the right to purchase. With the achievement of various objectives, especially promotion, the right to purchase has become an obligation. Consequently, Stanko Juric will no longer wear the Parma shirt.

Stanko Jurić, a former midfielder of Hajduk, arrived in Valladolid last summer on loan from Parma. The agreement between the two clubs was clear. The buyout is mandatory if Valladolid secures entry into the first league. After this was achieved, Jurić was bought out, and unofficially it is known that the figure is one and a half million euros.

Stanko Jurić was loaned to Real Valladolid from Parma with a buy-out clause of 1.5 million euros. He quickly became a key figure in the club with 37 appearances, two goals, and five assists.