
As the
Zenit Saint Petersburg season wound down in domestic league play one of the hottest topics was the future of
Anatoliy Tymoschuk. The twenty-nine year-old midfielder was the solidifying force for Zenit and typified the finest qualities a leader could have. While the club dealt with endless distractions, primarily dealing with
Andrei Arshavin the
Ukraine international never faltered whether being a stalwart defending or providing reliable drive in the attack. In the latter stages of the campaign rumours of
Bayern München bidding for his services became a constant within the media. German media outlets were reported "secret" meetings in München this past weekend to which the Bavarian general manager
Uli Hoeneß has confirmed. The "saga" is far from concluded and expect Zenit to make a sincere effort to retain their skipper.