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Former "Kapaz" captain Yegor Khvalko gave an interview to futbolinfo.az.
Idman.biz reports that the Belarusian defender is not against playing in Azerbaijan again.
– It was unexpected that you parted ways with "Kapaz," where you wore the uniform for 3 years…
– The club did not want to continue cooperation with me. I don't know the reason. There were no negotiations between us regarding a new contract, so we parted ways.
– Where do you plan to continue your career? When will the name of your new club be known?
– I don't know where I will play yet. It will become clear when I receive a concrete offer. Frankly, there are many interested parties, but there is no concrete offer yet.
– Are there Azerbaijani clubs that want to see you in their squad? Would you like to stay in Azerbaijan?
– No one from Azerbaijan has contacted me. Of course, if there is an offer, I would like to stay. I loved Azerbaijan very much.
– Adil Shukurov is a familiar face to you, you have already played under his leadership. Was the departure of Azer Baghirov and Shukurov's return to "Kapaz" unexpected for you?
– No, it was not unexpected. We knew that Azer Baghirov would leave before the last game of the season.
– In the coming season, Ganja fans want to see a more ambitious "Kapaz." What are your expectations from your former team in the upcoming season?
– Although I left "Kapaz," I will support my former team. I wish them success. I hope that the team will be able to fulfill the task assigned to it.
– In addition to you, "Kapaz" also parted ways with most of the members of the last season's squad. Adil Shukurov is currently forming a new team. How do you think this many changes in the squad will affect "Kapaz"?
– I don't know, the squad changed completely every year while I was in "Kapaz." If a competitive squad is formed immediately, I think the team can fight for the middle places in the tournament table.
– How do you generally assess your 3-year career in Azerbaijan?
– It was a wonderful time for me. I developed as a football player, I learned to withstand any pressure. It was a positive experience.
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