Valencia announced in a fun video the signing of goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski. The Macedonian signs after 6 seasons at Rayo Vallecano, having finished his contract

Stole Dimitrievski is the first signing of Valencia this summer. He will be with Valencia for two seasons. Although not mentioned in the announcement, the North Macedonian goalkeeper has signed until 2026, with two optional seasons in his contract, so he could end his relationship with the club in 2028. The new Valencia goalkeeper has 127 matches played in the League. The goalkeeper, who comes from playing friendly matches with his selection against Croatia and the Czech Republic, will become the first Macedonian footballer in the history of Valencia. With Rayo, he played 191 matches in all competitions, of which he kept a clean sheet in 55. However, despite being official, Dimitrievski will not be presented as a Valencianist until the preseason starts on July 5, as he will now return to Madrid and continue his summer vacation.

Stole Dimitrievski (30 years), the international Macedonian goalkeeper from Rayo, arrived in Valencia this Tuesday to close his signing for the Che team, which he arrives with the freedom card after finishing his link with those of Vallecas. In the next few hours he will pass the last medical tests, before signing his new contract for the next two seasons and becoming the first reinforcement of Valencia for the 2024-25 season. "I am very happy, very happy, thank you," were his first words upon arriving in Valencia. The goalkeeper, who comes from playing friendly matches with his selection against Croatia and the Czech Republic, will become the first Macedonian footballer in Valencia's history. With Rayo he played 191 matches in all competitions, of which he kept the goal zero in 55.

Stole Dimitrievski, the Macedonian goalkeeper, arrived in Valencia to finalize his transfer. He had reached an agreement with Valencia weeks ago. He is expected to undergo a medical examination before signing his new contract. He will sign for two seasons with an optional two more based on objectives, becoming the first Macedonian footballer in Valencia's history. The player had rejected a renewal offer from Rayo, waiting for the opportunity with Valencia.

Stole Dimitrievski, who ended his contract with Rayo Vallecano on May 31, is chosen to replace Giorgio Mamardashvili at Valencia.

Stole Dimitrievski is likely to play the next season with Valencia. Rayo Vallecano is looking for a replacement.

Stole Dimitrievski's contract with Rayo is ending this season, and he has been tied up by Valencia. He has been with Rayo for six seasons. The decision to leave was not due to financial issues as Rayo made significant efforts to keep him. However, he preferred to be in another institution. It is widely believed that he is moving to Valencia. Although he has not confirmed this himself, Rayo's president, Martin Presa, is convinced that he is signed with Valencia. He has shown professionalism until the end of the season with Rayo.

Valencia has moved quickly to secure the signing of Dimitrievski, who will be free on June 30th from Rayo Vallecano.

Valencia is showing interest in Stole Dimitrievski as a potential replacement for Giorgi Mamardashvili.

Stole Dimitrievski's contract with Rayo Vallecano ends this June and he could be the first signing for Valencia for the next season. Valencia has been looking for a goalkeeper for the next season due to uncertainty in their current lineup. Dimitrievski could fit in the role of the second goalkeeper but could also be the first goalkeeper if Mamardashvili leaves Valencia this summer.

Valencia is in advanced talks with Dimitrievski, the goalkeeper from Rayo. The agreement could be announced as soon as the league ends next week. Dimitrievski's transfer is independent of Mamardashvili's potential exit.

Stole Dimitrievski, currently playing for Rayo, has not renewed his contract that ends on June 30. He has received several renewal offers from Rayo, the latest reaching 2 million euros, but has not responded. Rayo suspects that he may have a deal with another club, possibly Valencia. There are no certainties because Valencia continues to state that they currently do not have the capacity to close any pre-contracts without the approval from Singapore. Dimitrievski also has significant offers from Saudi Arabia, but the proposal possibly coming from Valencia is particularly exciting to him, especially because he still considers it a major club in the Spanish league and does not want to move to a lesser league yet.