Roman Berezovsky believes that compatriot will be an ideal signing for the Russian Premier League club and has hailed Dynamo Moscow’s emphatic win against the Moscow-based club
Dynamo Moscow goalkeeper, Roman Berezovsky, has outlined his hopes to see his compatriot and FC Krasnodar striker, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Yura-Movsisyan-c37665, complete a move to Spartak Moscow in the near future.
News in Russian media is linking the 25-year-old striker with Moscow-based club after Krasnodar head coach, Slavoljub Muslin, himself confirmed that they have received a couple of offers from a host of top European clubs.
Though Muslin did not confirm Movsisyan’s possible destination, the Siberian tactician said that the Armenian-American attacker is likely to leave Kuban stadium during the upcoming January transfer window after expressing a desire
to play in the UEFA Champions League.
If speculations are to be believed, the Spartachi are ready to pay an eight million Euros transfer fee to the Krasnodar-based club for the services of the in-form striker, who has already scored 9 goals in 13 league appearances
this season.
Sources further reported that Spartak are in the pole position to steal Movsisyan’s signature under the noses of mega rich Anzhi Makhachkala after offering him a 3.5 million Euros annual wages.
The Red-Whites boss, Valery Karpin, wants to make Movsisyan his first signing after replacing Unai Emery at Luzhniki stadium, knowing that the former Real Salt Lake player might help the Russian outfit who are struggling offensively.
“To be honest, I have not talked to Movsisyan about the possible move to Moscow but I heard it from the press. But I can only congratulate Spartak who are likely to conclude a fabulous piece of business.”
“Movsisyan has a great instinct for goal and he works hard on the field. He can use both feet to trouble the opposition defenders. Despite scoring goals, he has also proved him as a team player, who always tries to learn from his
teammates. I am sure he will be a success at Moscow.” The former Torpedo Moscow player was quoted as saying.
Berezovsky went on to hail his side after winning their latest league tie 5-1 against Spartak at Luzhniki stadium on Sunday.
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