Artur Yusupov has urged his side to work harder after a slow start to the Russian Premier League campaign and has urged Dan Petrescu to think about Voronin’s return
With the Russian Premier League club being questioned for their lack of offensive quality probably because of having just two strikers in the entire squad, one can hardly predict a decent finish for the Muscovites this term.
As things stand, the Moscow-based club are at the 11th spot on the league table with just 15 points leaving them 15 points clear from the top.
And while most of the senior football analyst’s think that the White-Blues are struggling due to the change of management after replacing Sergei Silkin with Dan Petrescu this summer, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Artur-Yusupov-c6747 thinks otherwise.
The Dinamiki are particularly been criticized for their lack of firepower upfront as they have no worthy strikers other than http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Aleksandr-Kokorin-c4576, who
has a lot to learn as he is just 21.
There is little arguing to the statement that the Moscow-based club made a blunder after sending their mercurial forward, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Andriy-Voronin-c6020, to go out on a season-long loan spell to Fortuna Düsseldorf during the last transfer window.
Voronin, who joined Dynamo from http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Berlin-c7536 back in 2010, remained as the club’s top-scorer last season with 13 goals in 41 appearances in all competitions.
“I think the team lacks Voronin. I mean that the team is struggling to display quality football. I think he is a leader by nature. He can persuade the team to get back on track as he is famous for talking to the team in the locker
room.” The former FC Khimki player was quoted as saying.
Yusupov has urged their manager, Petrescu, to call the Ukrainian forward back from loan in the January transfer window, insisting that the 33-year-old striker can still help them in reclaiming a decent spot on the league table.
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