Dynamo Moscow has made an offer of 300 million rubles to Krylya Sovetov for Ivan Sergeyev. Zenit has the right of first refusal to match any offer within three business days. The transfer is delayed as Zenit is considering its options. Ivan Sergeyev is interested in joining Dynamo Moscow, coached by Valery Karpin.

Ivan Sergeev is reportedly set to join Dynamo Moscow soon. Konstantin Tyukavin, a central forward for Dynamo Moscow, expressed positive feelings about Sergeev's potential transfer, stating that Sergeev is quick to score goals and will be a good competitor. The information was mentioned in a YouTube channel episode by Fyodor Smolov, a former forward for Dynamo and Krasnodar.

General Director of Dynamo Moscow, Pavel Pivovarov, responded to rumors that Zenit's board chairman, Alexander Medvedev, tried to influence Sergeyev's transfer to the white-blue. Sergeyev was supposed to undergo a medical examination for Dynamo on June 27. There were rumors that Medvedev personally intervened in the transfer, even persuading Sergeyev to join Spartak instead of Dynamo.

Negotiations for the transfer of forward Ivan Sergeyev from Samara's Krylya Sovetov to Moscow's Dynamo are in the final stages. According to a source familiar with the situation, Dynamo and Krylya Sovetov are discussing the final sum, which will amount to either 300 million rubles or 350 million rubles. It is highly likely that the parties will reach an agreement today, June 26. The player has already decided to join Dynamo.

Russian coach Alexander Grigoryan mentioned that the 30-year-old forward Ivan Sergeyev from Krylya Sovetov would fit well into Spartak Moscow's squad. Grigoryan praised Sergeyev's style as suitable for Spartak, who are in need of a central forward. Reports indicate that Spartak Moscow has made a more attractive offer to Krylya Sovetov for Sergeyev's transfer.

Zenit might interfere with the transfer of Ivan Sergeyev to Dynamo Moscow. Zenit could potentially buy the forward and loan him back to Krylia Sovetov. The general director of Dynamo, Pavel Pivovarov, commented on the situation, indicating that if this story is real, Zenit has the funds to spend on this transfer. Sergeyev returned to Krylia Sovetov in September 2024 and has a contract until summer 2027.

Ruslan Pimenov, Deputy General Director of Krylya Sovetov, stated that the club is open to considering offers for forward Ivan Sergeyev. He emphasized Sergeyev's excellent form and contribution to the team. Pimenov humorously expressed hope that other clubs will show interest in Sergeyev, indicating the club's readiness for dialogue. The discussion highlights the balance between valuing Sergeyev's goals and the potential financial offers that might come for him.

Ivan Sergeyev, who was previously a forward for Zenit Saint Petersburg, is now playing for Krylia Sovetov. During the summer transfer window, CSKA Moscow's head coach, Marko Nikolic, had considered the possibility of signing Sergeyev. Nevertheless, the transfer did not take place because the club adheres to a policy of signing players who are under 25 years old, and Sergeyev is 29. Nikolic had expressed his interest in Sergeyev during an appearance on the YouTube channel 'This is Football, Brother!'. Sergeyev's contract with Krylia Sovetov is set to remain in effect until the summer of 2027, and his market value is estimated at €3 million according to Transfermarkt.

The release clause in the contract of forward Ivan Sergeyev with Samara's Krylia Sovetov is €10 million. Additionally, Zenit has a buy-back option, and 30 percent of any resale is due to Zenit, according to a source familiar with the situation reported by Championat.