Roland Gusev, who left Dynamo, refused to lead the champion of Belarus
The former coach of Dynamo Moscow communicated with the leadership of ML Vitebsk, but decided to refuse the offer
Former Dynamo Moscow coach Rolan Gusev refused to head the Belarusian club ML Vitebsk. He told Match TV about it.
49-year-old Gusev confirmed that he visited Minsk and communicated with the leadership of the champion of the country. "That's right. I spoke with the management of the club, thank you very much for your interest, but I decided not to accept the offer to lead the team, said Gusev.
The coach added that he is open to other offers.
Last season, ML Vitebsk won the championship of Belarus, this year after 21 matches takes second place, gaining 44 points. On September 14, coach Philip Sokolinsky left the team. This was the third retirement of the season at the club. At the end of April, Mikhail Martinovich was replaced by Magomed Adiev, but worked only 1.5 months.
Gusev in the course of last season headed “Dynamo” after the departure of Valery Karpin. The team completed the championship of Russia in seventh place, and in the Cup lost to Krasnodar in the final of the RPL Way. The contract with Gusev was not renewed.
