Hungarian winger Balazs Dzsudzsak looks set to leave European chasing Dynamo Moscow and make the move to Serie A with Inter Milan and Lazio keen to battle out for his signature. The Hungary international will be out of contract with his current club in December 2015 and is reportedly ready to take a pay cut in order to join Lazio.
Following the preservation to secure the Ruble with regards to the Euro, Dynamo were reluctant to agree to pay players in the home currency of the Russian Federation but instead introduced a new wage cap which the club would impose from the near future.
Dynamo’s Director of Sport, Guram Adzhovev, stated that they had imposed a salary cap on new player contracts, and that would ultimately mean for future reference the maximum they paid on new players would be an annual salary of €2 million plus bonuses.
He also stated that from now on players would be paid in Rubles, and that he did not see a point in the fixed Ruble rate since players, would not understand why they needed to accept it and would furthermore find signings a great difficulty.
Following this Dzudzsak is seemingly prepared to lower his current €2.5m per year salary with the Russian Giants to force through a move to Italy by the end of the summer transfer window.
“Inter? It’s a pleasure to be linked with clubs such as Inter, I do not deny it. There was a chance to go in January to Milan, we were close to an agreement. Now I do not know what will happen in my future, we’ll see. I do not exclude anything.”
Reports suggest that Inter Milan Chief-Executive Piero Ausilio is preparing an offer for Dzsudzsak ahead of the summer transfer window who moved to Dynamo from Russian side Anzhi in 2012 for £16.72million. As Dynamo are currently under Financial Fair Play scrutiny from European football’s governing body, Adzhovev may be forced to sell one of his prized assets for a knock down price.
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