Dynamo Moscow’s Hungarian star Balazs Dzsudzsak close transferred Liverpool.

Hungarian winger Balazs Dzsudzsak has made an impressive turn around in his career after his miserable spell at Russian club Anzhi Makhachkala. Even few years back, Dzsudzsak was one of the best players in the Dutch leagues and was courted by a number of big clubs in Europe. He made 156 appearances for PSV in four successful season, scoring 55 goals (an impressive number for a winger) and winning the Eredivisie back in the 2007-08 season.

Interestingly, this is not the first time Liverpool have been linked with the 26-year-old winger. Back in 2011, Liverpool along with Arsenal, Real Madrid, Valencia, Atletico Madrid and Juventus were all monitoring his progress at the Dutch club. But to everyone’s surprise, he joined Russian club Anzhi.

He found it hard to settle at his new club and was mostly restricted to a role in the bench. His misery was completed when he broke his collar bone in a collision with an opponent player and was ruled out for the rest of the season. But it is a testimonial to his talent and reputation that despite being injured, Dynamo Moscow paid a record transfer fee (highest for a Hungarian footballer – €19 milion) to secure his service – and ending his six month spell at Anzhi.

At Moscow he is back in form once again and was crucial figure in the Dynamo side which narrowly missed out on Europa League qualification last season. It seems that his good work hasn’t gone unnoticed and a lot of club across Europe are reportedly courting him currently – and one of the is Liverpool.

Dzsudzsak’s agent has claimed that Liverpool and Inter are among the club’s who have approached them, although he claims that the player is happy at the Dynamo Moscow.

Back in February, Dynamo sporting director Dmitry Galyamin revealed that he turned down the approach as Rodgers was looking for a loan deal, rather than a permanent transfer.

But Jozsef Vorosbaranyi has claimed that the Reds, along with Inter Milan, are still interested in his 26-year-old client.

“Numerous clubs made an approach including Internazionale and Liverpool, but I can’t say more concrete things,” Vorosbaranyi, who has previously hinted at a summer move, told fcinter1908.

“Balazs didn’t ask the club to let him go because he feels good at the team and has a good partnership with coach Dan Petrescu.

“But anything can happen.”

Dzsudzsak, who is under contract until the end of 2015, is valued at around £10million.