Attack SKA Evgeny Kuznetsov On the air of the program “Loud” on , he said that he had a reason why he decided not to return to Chelyabinsk. “Tractor” However, he stressed that he was not ready to talk about it yet.
The St. Petersburg club announced the signing of Kuznetsov to a four-year contract on July 31. Previously, the 32-year-old forward played for Chelyabinsk Traktor, NHL clubs Washington Capitals and Carolina Hurricanes.
— What can you say to the Traktor fans who were waiting for you?
– This is a difficult topic. In fact, I thought about it. Many people call and ask. I can only wish the fans patience, I hope that everything will be fine for them, there is a strong team in Chelyabinsk. But for now, unfortunately for them, this is what happened. For me personally, it will be better.
If we delve a little deeper, I personally could not live in Chelyabinsk. It is very difficult for me, everyone knows that. No personal space. Chelyabinsk is my home, but I hope that the time will come. If the city forgives me and if people forgive me, then, God willing, I will return. I am not yet ready to comment on why and how, and it would be a mistake, but the proposal was worth it. We talked with the governor and with the general director Ivan Savin. They were ready to create all the conditions for me. There were no questions. It is my personal decision to come to SKA. This is probably the end for now.
“I don’t like to deceive, but I have to speak superficially. I have a real reason why and how, but I’m not ready to go too deep yet. It’s much deeper,” Kuznetsov told channel.
The new KHL season starts on September 3. In its first match of the new championship, SKA will play on September 5 away against the winner of the Gagarin Cup, Magnitogorsk Metallurg.
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