Niko Kranjcar
Departing midfielder issues Champions League parting shot at Spurs
Monday, June 11, 2012
1:24 PM
Tottenham transfer news: Niko Kranjcar says it is important for him to play Champions League football
Outgoing Tottenham midfielder Niko Kranjcar has revealed he has no regrets on leaving to join Ukrainian side Dynamo Kiev.
The Croatia international, who completed the move last week, also admitted that he left the club to play Champions League football.
“I’m happy with my decision,” he said.
“It’s an exciting move to a big club in that part of the world and one that offers me a chance to play week in week out and to play Champions League football, which is important.”
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