Russian coach Dmitry Cheryshev, who previously left the Andorran club Santa Coloma, noted that he would like to work in Russia.

Cheryshev’s departure from Santa Coloma was announced on November 20. The Russian coach took over the leadership of the Andorran team last summer, and he also took up the post of executive vice president of sports operations for the club.

— Plans for the near future? First of all, tomorrow I will fly to Denis and stay with him. It is most important. I’ll see what Venice is like – I’ve never been there. Denis is there now – I will stay with him, and then I will make further plans. Of course, I have a desire to work and train in Russia. A huge desire. After spending time with Denis, I will definitely consider offers from Russia, with joy. Not only did I gain European experience – we played in the Conference League – but I also had time to work on certain aspects of the game. The main thing is not just to sign a contract, but to really work and show a good game. You come to give results,” Cheryshev is quoted as saying by “Championship.”