Dynamo Moscow chief executive Guram Adzojev has said that there is no interest from Liverpool, Fulham or Inter Milan in Hungarian winger Balazs Dzsudzsak.
The 26-year-old has previously been linked with a move away from the Russian side, but Adzojev said that the player will only be allowed to leave if coach Dan Petrescu gives the go-ahead.
"This is the first time I hear the name of these teams in connected with Balazs," he told Nemzeti Sport. "There are interested teams, but at such a big club as Dinamo it's not a surprise.
"It's very busy during the winter and the summer transfer window but I can say we haven't received any detailed offers for the winger.
"It's the coach - this time it's Dan Petrescu - who decides about the movements in the squad. If a player is approached by a club who makes an offer then the coach can decide to let him go or not. If he needs the player, then he stays, if not then the paperwork can begin."
Dzsudszak, who spent three years at PSV Eindhoven after joining from Debrecen in 2008, joined Dynamo from Anzhi Makhachkala last year.
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