The Ukrainian forward has denied the rumours of making his decision because of a possible conflict between him and Sergei Silkin
Dynamo Moscow striker, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Andriy-Voronin-c6020, has insisted that he has made up his mind to leave Arena Khimki during the upcoming summer transfer window. However, the 31-year-old has insisted that Sergei Silkin, the Dinamiki manager, is not the reason behind his departure.
Media reports in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Russia-c2991 suggest that the former Liverpool forward is growing tired of the increasing problems at the Moscow-based club, following a dispute with Silkin over lack of first team action.
The conflict started when Silkin benched Voronin in the Russian Cup quarter-final against Zenit St. Petersburg. Though, the White-blues won the respective encounter 1-0 against Zenit, the in-form Ukrainian striker remained on the bench as an unused substitute.
However, Voronin has now shrugged off the rumours about a dispute between him and the manager, by admitting that he has no conflict with Silkin. The former Bayer Leverkusen player conceded that he respects Silkin.
“I had extended my contract not so long ago. At the time, I hoped that I would play regularly and the team can achieve good results. But now the situation is different, I would like to turn the page and start all over again."
“I have already talked about my decision to leave. This is a reality. I do not have any problems with my current club but I think this is the right time to move on. I hope that my relation with the team will not be spoiled after my departure.” Voronin was
quoted as saying.
Dynamo had a below-par league campaign this season, having failed to secure the UEFA Champions League spot, coupled with a heart breaking defeat in the Russian Cup final against Rubin Kazan at Yekaterinburg stadium.
The Ukrainian national conceded that he had to make his decision after such a disappointing league campaign.
Voronin has struggled to make an impact during the recent campaign, having scored only eleven goals from 37 appearances. The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 star had to spend majority of the campaign on the sidelines, though injury worries.
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