Dinamo Moscow sporting director Guram Adzojev has revealed
that the club are yet to receive any bids for Balazs Dzsudzsak, despite a host
of clubs interested in the winger.
Liverpool and Fulham are keen to bring Dzsudzsak to the
Premier League, while Italian giants Inter Milan have also been strongly linked
with the Hungarian in recent weeks.
But chief Adzojev has admitted that no offers have been made
for the 26-year-old as the January transfer window approaches.
Commenting on the link with the England's top flight pair,
Adzojev said: "This is the first time I hear the name of these teams in
connected with Balazs.
"There are interested teams, but at such a big club as
Dinamo it's not a surprise. It's very busy during the winter and the summer
transfer window but I can say we haven't received any detailed offers for the
winger."
Adzojev went on to say that any decision to sell Dzsudzsak
would be made by manager and Chelsea legend Dan Petrescu.
"It's the coach - this time it's Dan Petrescu - who
decides about the movements in the squad," he added.
"If a player is approached by a club who makes an offer
then the coach can decide to let him go or not.
"If he needs the player, then he stays, if not then the
paperwork can begin."
Questioned if Dzsudzsak was good enough to play for a team
like Liverpool, he told Nemzeti Sport: "Difficult question. I think he
would be good.
"In our squad we have only players who are above the
average and Balazs Dzsudzsak is one of them. His left foot and his long runs
are very valuable and it's nice to see his crosses.
