Igor Surkis commented on the loud transition Andriy Yarmolenko in Borussia Dortmund.
Kiev “Dynamo” for roughly 25-30 million euros was released Yarmolenko into Germany. The former leader of the club, signed from Borussia Dortmund contract for four years.
“As President of Kiev “Dynamo” responsible for the fate of the most titled club of Ukraine, I, of course, can not regret parting with such a unique professional. However, as a longtime admirer of football and your big friend I can’t be happy for you.
Today your dream came true! It’s true, you never hid his desire to grow and progress, I have long wanted to try a new, higher level. Now that the time has come, I am sincerely proud of you. Doubly happy that on the way to your dream you remained loyal to the team that opened you the way into the world of football.
One can only imagine what kind of self-control, patience and faith you have to exercise regularly to cope with constant pressure and temptation, fall on your share. And every time you found the courage and strength not to go with the flow and be yourself, a leader and a leader of “Dynamo”. The fans will not forget this ever!
The arrival of such a player is a godsend for any club premium list, including what has Borussia Dortmund. However, in the same degree that memorable moment in the history of Kiev “Dynamo”, which, sure, not saying goodbye to Andriy Yarmolenko, whose name is now among the great of our pupils, and only parted for a while.
I am convinced that every fan of “Dynamo” will join the words of gratitude in your address. We all will watch your performances in the Bundesliga and the Champions League. Good luck and great achievements in the new team!”, the statement of Igor Surkis, published on the official website of “Dynamo”.
Andriy Yarmolenko has become the most expensive in the history of Ukrainian Dynamo Kyiv. Previously, this status was held by the first and the only one in the history of independent Ukraine, the owner of “Golden ball”, the current coach of the national team Andriy Shevchenko.
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