Ukraine striker Andriy Voronin has joined Dinamo Moscow on a
three-year contract from Liverpool, the Russian club have
confirmed.
The 30-year-old, who spent last season on loan at Hertha
Berlin, met his new coach Andrey Kobelev on Saturday and put pen to
paper on his deal.
Dinamo sporting director Konstantin Sarsania told the club's
official website: "The transfer of Andriy Voronin can be considered
accomplished.
"The clubs reached an agreement and the player signed a
contract for three years.
"We are delighted that such a strong player has joined Dinamo
and we hope he can help solve the team's problems."
Voronin moved to Anfield in 2007 from Bayer Leverkusen after
12 years in Germany but scored only five goals in 27 league
appearances for the Reds. He said: "I had options for continuing a
career in Germany, and several in Russia, but eventually opted for
Dinamo.
"I liked the professional approach of the leaders of the
Moscow club during the negotiations, and I also liked the
conversation with the head coach Andrey Kobelev.
"Our views came together. Dinamo have set high goals. I'm
interested. I believe the Russian league is of a very good level."
