English Giants Line Up For Russian Skipper
Posted by By C.M. at 28 September, at 06 : 25 AM Print
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The likes of Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City and Liverpool are expected to all vie for the signature of Zenit St. Petesburg’s Igor Denisov, following a bust up between the player and his club.
It all started once the Russian transfer window slammed shut, and Zenit announced their two mega signings in the form of Brazilian striker Hulk and Belgian midfielder Axel Witsel for a combined fee of a massive £72 million.
These surely are two big names to join the Russian league, however the enormous wages paid to them has not impressed the duo’s teammate Denisov, who openly questioned his club. “I could understand it if we signed Messi or Iniesta, who are worth any price. Yes, we bought good players who clearly will help Zenit. But they are so much better than others to earn a salary three times better?” he asked.
Denisov’s outburst has angered the club, who have now ordered him and his team-mate Alexander Kerzhakov, who echoed Denisov’s views, to train with the club’s youth team.
With the situation looking likely to end with Denisov’s departure from Zenit, the English clubs have took notice and are expected to prepare their January bid for the Russian captain.
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Aussie Jack, 7 months ago
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