![]() Zaliukas said: "It's going to be probably the most important game of my career and I hope for a sweet victory. They will be looking to win and will go forward all the time but we are prepared for that. All their players are a threat but we are not a bad team and we're looking forward to winning this game. It's not going to be easy but we're looking forward to fighting with Czech Republic for second place. I don't think anyone can compare with Spain but we will see." Zaliukas has been unable to reach agreement with Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov over a new contract, with his ties to the club due to end in December. But the 26-year-old has denied claims he asked for £20,000 a week and insists he hopes to resolve the situation. Zaliukas said: "I would like to stay but we have some issues and we are working on it". Another Lithuania player, Zaliukas' former Hearts team-mate Andrius Velicka, is more assured about his future after agreeing a loan move to Aberdeen this week. He has not played for Rangers since rupturing a cruciate ligament more than a year ago and is positive about his season swap deal with Richard Foster after speaking to Dons boss Mark McGhee. Velicka said: "It's good for me because I can get an opportunity to play. That's the main thing for me now after my injury, just to get on the pitch so I'm looking forward to that. It was a tough time for me so hopefully everything will go okay. I spoke to Mark McGhee earlier this week and I loved what I heard from him so I'm happy to go there." |
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