Why Radulov refused to move to Dynamo. Top KHL Transfer Rumors
Pavel Panyshev May 28, 2024, 15:30 Moscow time Audio version: Your browser does not support the audio element.
Alejandro was offered a substantial sum, but he made his decision.
The KHL season is over and the World Championship in the Czech Republic is also officially over. The key topic of today’s offseason is teams’ transfer activity. We talk about the main rumors and possible transitions that may occur in the near future.
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Radulov will not be at Dynamo
Striker Alexander Radulov could really end up at Dynamo Moscow. In the same contract that was offered to Anton Slepyshev after the exchange from CSKA (salary 60 million rubles + bonuses 20 million rubles), Radulov refused, but Slepyshev, whom they intended to say goodbye to in the army club, was OK. In fact, Anton does not need to move anywhere, he stays in Moscow and the money could have been reduced: the three-time winner of the Gagarin Cup has earned quite well during his career. It is strange that Radulov refused such conditions and a wonderful location. I wonder what offers the forward has and from whom in the current situation. Surely no one will pay him 100 million rubles.
Dinamo is actively looking for a goalkeeper
In addition to the fact that the blue and white have yet to officially document the signing of a new contract with Nikita Gusev, they left the rest of the amount in their payment for the invitation of a new goalkeeper, since neither Konovalov nor Volkov will be in the team. The expanded list of the blue and white management includes a whole group of foreign goalkeepers, including Adam Guska, who played for Torpedo, and there is also a desire to bring Vadim Zherenko back from abroad. Let us remember that among the Muscovites there is Maxim Motorygin.
Adam Guska
Photo: Grigory Sokolov, photo.khl.ru
Lukoyanov may still remain in Ak Bars
The transfer saga with striker Artyom Lukoyanov continues. He, like striker Stanislav Galiev, can still stay in Kazan and sign a new one-year contract. But the percentage of such a development of events for Artyom is not too high. We previously reported that the experienced striker could end up at Lokomotiv, which becomes even more relevant given the likely departure of Sergei Andronov to SKA. Still, Igor Nikitin needs experienced leaders to maintain the right atmosphere in the locker room.
Ruzicka is expected at Spartak
Spartak’s foreign troops will almost certainly be replenished with striker Adam Ruzicka. During this season, in February, Arizona terminated the contract with the Slovak forward after the hockey player posted a video showing white powder and a bank card, and soon deleted the video. Defender Joey Keane will almost certainly not be in the capital club, which means that, in addition to Ruzicka, goalkeeper Rybar and defender Czajkowski will remain among the foreigners, and forward Shane Prince has a Belarusian passport. In general, the red and white still have enough room for maneuver.
Adam Ruzicka
Photo: Darryl Webb/AP Photo/TASS
According to Voynov, Shipachev and Kagarlitsky there are several options
Work continues to continue employing defender Vyacheslav Voinov, as well as forwards Vadim Shipachev and Dmitry Kagarlitsky. With Kagarlitsky everything is simple: his contract with Kazan has expired, but Voinov and Shipachev still have agreements with Ak Bars. For example, Vadim wants to stay in Kazan, but the club has started restructuring, so it is very likely that we will see the player in another team. There are several options for both Vyacheslav and Vadim, which will be known to the public in the near future.
