Dmitry Bulykin: Terek were interested in me, but did not offer some crazy money

ADO Den Haag striker Dmitry Bulykin spoke about possible options for continuing his career.

«Your transfer belongs to Anderlecht, doesn’t it?»

«Yes, the contract with the Belgian team is valid till next year.»

«It has been reported that Anderlecht want you back?»

«In a year I’ll be a free agent, which isn’t good for Anderlecht from financial point of view. The most profitable thing for them is to sell me now. Den Haag want to keep me, but they can not even bear my salary. I’m paid a big salary by European standarts, therefore it is difficult to negotiate with them.»

«Are you ready to agree to a lower salary if needed?»

«Well, yes, within reasonable limits.»

«Where do you plan to begin the next season?»

«There are options. If it goes right, it’ll be a new club. If not, I’ll go back to Anderlecht and will begin my season there.»

«There were rumors about you moving to Terek Grozny.»

«Yes, the club was interested in me, and they made an offer. But they didn’t offer a crazy amount of money. If they had done, I would have thought about it. Anderlecht actually agreed to sell me. Frankly, I would think over an offer from Russia, something like Dynamo Moscow or Lokomotiv. But I still like European football so much, that it should be... well, a very good offer.»

«Media say you received a proposal to continue your career in Qatar?»

«Yes, but my manager and I did not even go into details. There are already five other proposals, we must work with them.»

«Do you watch the Russian championship matches from time to time?»

«I watch reviews of matchdays. When you see Russian pitches, fans, and all that is going on about football – scandals with the games, players, referees – you do not like it. Radosavljevic and I were watching a review of a game once, and the camera could not even catch the ball! I asked him: how can you watch it? After the championships of England and Holland, our championship is not so interesting,» said player in the interview with Sovetsky sport.