Former Russian national team forward **Dmitry Bulykin** commented on the news regarding **Anton Zabolotny**, a striker from **Khimki**, and Spartak’s interest in him.

“Everyone has their own opinions about players, tactics, and objectives. Unfortunately, many officials are more focused on commissions, but I believe that the priority should be football and the team. Perhaps Zabolotny would be a good fit for Spartak. There is always a demand for forwards who can compete physically, hold onto the ball, and create movement. Zabolotny is a player of that caliber. I wouldn’t be surprised if he makes a move to Spartak, but I hope it all happens for the right footballing reasons rather than just for the sake of a transfer.

Ugalde hasn’t been as strong this spring compared to earlier. Maybe Spartak hasn’t achieved the points they were aiming for. Players like Zabolotny can definitely add value. Such a player would benefit any team, especially if they need an alternate strategy for a match,” Bulykin shared in an interview with Championship correspondent Alexander Yershov.