Russian goalkeeper Andrei Lunev in the program “All for the Match” on “”, he said that he did not regret the move to Leverkusen “Bayer “, noting that under certain circumstances he wouldn’t have agreed to a transfer to the German team.
Lunev joined the club from Leverkusen in the summer of 2021, signing a two-year contract. In total, the Russian spent three matches for Bayer and leaves the team at the end of the season as a free agent.
– Why did you leave? In hindsight, you can say whatever you want. If I hadn’t left, I would have received two more medals. I do not regret. My only regret is that it didn’t work the way I wanted. And there were so many injuries. Even a bad experience is an experience.
– Are you afraid of competition?
– I’m never afraid. If you rewind time, there would be such a situation that you would go “under the captain” – I wouldn’t go. If there was no such situation, 100% went. Everything that is done is for the best. So it had to be like that, it was the scene that tempered,” Lunev said in an interview with .
From 2017 to 2021, Lunev played for Zenit Saint Petersburg, where he became a three-time Russian champion.
Source : MatchTV
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