MOSCOW, May 1. Hockey player Andrei Mironov said that the transition in the capital's Spartak is the best option for continuing his career for him and his family.
On Tuesday, April 30, Dynamo Moscow announced that the captain and record holder for the number of appearances for the team is leaving the club. On Wednesday, Spartak announced the signing of the defender until May 31, 2026. According to information, in one season as part of the “red-white” the Russian will earn 40 million rubles and another 25 million rubles as bonuses.
“»I spent my whole life at Dynamo. And now I am filled with very strange feelings. It’s like moving away from my parents. It’s scary, but someday you have to do it. At Dynamo I grew and developed, fell and rose, lost and won. I am grateful to all the people who have met on my way over these 25 years — the management, the staff, the teammates, the veterans and legends, the club employees, the fans. Now I need to move on to another club. that my decision causes a negative reaction among some, but it will be better for me and my family. And no matter how my life changes, the letter “D” has always been, is and will be in my heart,” Mironov wrote in the Telegram channel.
Mironov is 29 years old, he is a student of Dynamo. This season, the defender set a new club record for the number of matches for the team (644). Together with Dynamo, Mironov won the Gagarin Cup (2013). The defender is a silver and bronze medalist at the World Championships as part of the Russian national team. In 2015, he was selected 101st overall in the National Hockey League (NHL) draft by the Colorado Avalanche, where he subsequently played 10 matches.
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