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Shevchenko To Leave Milan For Dynamo Kiev?
Dynamo Kiev are interested in bringing Andriy Shevchenko back home to where he started his professional football career many years ago.
Jan 22, 2009 5:29:38 PM
Before joining Milan
for the first time back in 1999, Andriy Shevchenko spent five seasons with the
Ukrainian outfit Dynamo Kiev, where he managed to score 60 times in 117
appearances.
In fact, Shevchenko joined the club as a 10-year-old, way back in 1986; however it would not be until 1994 that he would break into the playing squad. He would go on to win five domestic league titles with the club, before moving to the Rossoneri.
Following an unbelievable seven year stint in Milan, he controversially joined Chelsea; however his poor form in the English Premier League saw him make a quick return to the Milanese club just two years later.
Unfortunately for his sake though, the Ukrainian superstar has been unable to replicate his good form of previous years with the club this time around, and consequently there have been several rumours surrounding his future in recent times.
The latest reports suggest that his former club Dynamo Kiev are keen to bring him back home, as the club president, Ihor Surkis, has confirmed his desire to see Sheva wear the ‘Bilo-Syni’ shirt once again.
The president has also confirmed that a deal is currently being put together by the Ukrainian outfit, meaning that the 2004 Ballon D’Or winner could be set to leave Milan once again.
-- Adrian Del Monte, Goal.com
In fact, Shevchenko joined the club as a 10-year-old, way back in 1986; however it would not be until 1994 that he would break into the playing squad. He would go on to win five domestic league titles with the club, before moving to the Rossoneri.
Following an unbelievable seven year stint in Milan, he controversially joined Chelsea; however his poor form in the English Premier League saw him make a quick return to the Milanese club just two years later.
Unfortunately for his sake though, the Ukrainian superstar has been unable to replicate his good form of previous years with the club this time around, and consequently there have been several rumours surrounding his future in recent times.
The latest reports suggest that his former club Dynamo Kiev are keen to bring him back home, as the club president, Ihor Surkis, has confirmed his desire to see Sheva wear the ‘Bilo-Syni’ shirt once again.
The president has also confirmed that a deal is currently being put together by the Ukrainian outfit, meaning that the 2004 Ballon D’Or winner could be set to leave Milan once again.
-- Adrian Del Monte, Goal.com
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