Spartak Moscow are keen on re-signing Roman Pavlyuchenko, with coach Valery Karpin confirming the club's interest in the Tottenham striker.
Karpin admits Russian club are keen on Spurs striker
Spartak Moscow are keen on re-signing Roman Pavlyuchenko, with coach Valery Karpin confirming the club's interest in the Tottenham striker.
Spartak sold the Russia international to Spurs in 2008, with his performances in European Championship qualifying - especially against England - bringing him to the attention of Premier League clubs.
The 29-year-old has made over 100 appearances for Tottenham since arriving in England, netting 40 goals, but he has struggled to hold down a regular role.
Frustration at his failure to convince Harry Redknapp of his ability to lead the line has led him to question his future on a regular basis.
Reports have suggested that he is open to the idea of a January switch elsewhere, with it claimed that he has been offered to Queens Park Rangers.
Targets
His possible availability has also alerted the attention of Spartak, with the Russian outfit prepared to offer him a route back to his homeland.
They are said to be readying a New Year approach, and Karpin has confirmed that Pavlyuchenko is one of those in their thoughts.
"He is one player on our list of targets," he said.
"We consider many and he is one."
