
Alexander Samedov Contemplates New Role at «Spartak»
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Midfielder of 'Lokomotiv' Sergey Pinyaev is ready to move to a European club with a salary reduction, provided the terms ensure a decent life for his family.
'Lokomotiv' Moscow midfielder Sergey Pinyaev has expressed his readiness to consider a move to a European club, even if it requires a salary cut. The player emphasized that the main condition is the ability to support his family with a decent lifestyle.
— Barinov outright stated he wouldn't go to 'Alaves' for a pay cut. Are you willing to sacrifice wages for Europe? — Sergey was asked.
— Let me say this: every athlete thinks about the future of their loved ones. If the income in Europe matches my skill level and provides a carefree existence, I am ready to make financial compromises.
— Did you discuss a potential move to Europe with your family?
— Certainly. We are all on the same page: if a solid team offers a worthwhile deal, we should try it.
— Does that mean your family isn't worried about seeing you less often?
— We already see each other with my mom once every six months. I left the family nest early and can make independent decisions. If I maintain the ability to support them, my move abroad won't be an issue. They will visit as much as they can.
Currently, the 20-year-old Pinyaev has participated in 19 matches this season, scoring six goals and providing five assists.
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