Azerbaijani best scorer leaves Sumgayit club

Shamo Guliyev
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Baku. 22 May. REPORT.AZ/ Amil Yunanov, footballer of Azerbaijan national team has left the Sumgayit club.

25-year-old striker himself informed Report. He said that he did not accept offer of Sumgayit representative to extend the contract.

Yunanov said that he has offers from local clubs and he will decide where to continue his career after the meeting of the national team on May 23 - June 9.

Notably, Amil Yunanov scored 10 goals in the current season of Premier League s and 3 points behind Gabala's Bagaliy Dabo, who was the best scorer. The most successful Azerbaijani striker has played in Sumgayit since 2015.

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