Anatoliy Tymoshchuk has admitted that leaving Bayern Munich for Zenit St Petersburg on a free transfer this summer was a tough decision to make.
The
Ukrainian midfielder had an expiring contract with the Bundesliga
giants and eventually decided not to extend his stay at the Allianz
Arena, but return to his former club instead after four years at Bayern.
"It
was very hard to say farewell, but it's always been like that, whenever
I've left a previous club. It's always a difficult decision when you
choose to move on, and it affects the family too, especially when you're
playing with such a good team like here in Munich, at an amazing level
and with such great success," the midfielder told the official Bayern
website.
"We all get on very well with each other, and I'll
certainly stay in touch with a number of the players. I've had four
superb years.
"There have been so many good moments. I've had
four outstanding years here, with many moments I'll never forget. The
first championship in 2010, and the treble this season were outstanding,
only seven teams have ever managed that."
The 34-year-old previously wore the Zenit jersey from 2007 until 2009.
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