Due to the introduction of a quota on legionnaires, Ukrainian superclubs have started searching for "their own players." \n \nIt is quite possible that at the start of the next championship, Dnipropetrovsk "Dnipro" will be missing several football players at once. Following Oleh Venhlynskyi, who has already left the club's location, Ruslan Rotan may also leave. As early as the end of this week, the midfielder could find himself in the camp of Kyiv "Dynamo." This information was confirmed by several trustworthy sources at once. The footballer himself, however, learned about his transfer from journalists. "To be honest," Rotan told a correspondent, "I can't say anything concrete about this. At the moment I am abroad. I will return to Dnipropetrovsk on June 26, then I will find out something more specific." \n \nAnd here is what the general director of FC "Dnipro," Andriy Stetsenko, said about this: "There is absolutely nothing to comment on. Rotan's transfer to 'Dynamo' would be possible under two conditions. First – 'Dynamo' conducts negotiations with 'Dnipro,' with which the footballer still has a personal agreement in effect. Second – if the first condition is met, the player himself signs a contract with the new club. Neither the first nor the second condition has been met yet." \n \nAs can be seen, the interested parties are trying to keep everything secret. But none of them denied the information about the possible transfer of the Ukrainian national team player. An attractive offer, however, is not only for Rotan. "Shakhtar" also wants to see some "Dnipro" football players in its ranks. Having faced a shortage of players with Ukrainian passports (from the new season, let us recall, a quota on legionnaires is being introduced), in Donetsk they do not rule out the return to the club of "Dnipro" left-back Vyacheslav Shevchuk. In one of his recent interviews, Andriy Stetsenko made it clear that if the football players of his team have worthy options for continuing their careers, and the offer from the interested party suits both the club and the player, no one will hinder his transfer. \n