Yuri Pervak, the former general director of Moscow's "Spartak," wants to see the striker Artyom Dzyuba of the Tolyatti team "Akron" finish his career at the "people's team." This was reported by www.euro-football.ru.
According to him, Dzyuba currently has a contract with "Akron," but "Spartak" needs to buy him. This event would be a significant news in the football world.
Pervak believes that it would be very good if Dzyuba finishes his career at "Spartak." It is worth noting that Dzyuba is considered a player who developed in the "red-whites" academy. He played 166 matches for the Moscow team, scoring 38 goals and providing 23 assists.
Currently, the 36-year-old striker's existing labor contract with "Akron" is set to last until the summer of 2026. The issue of ending a player's career will largely depend on the future of the team and the player's personal plans.
Nevertheless, bringing Dzyuba back to "Spartak" is sure to be an interesting and important news for football fans.
