Nikita Serebryakov discusses the significance of the fresh agreement with Omsk "Avangard"
Omsk's Avangard goalkeeper, Nikita Serebryakov, has extended his contract with the club until 2030, citing stability and a vote of confidence in his work as key reasons for his decision. In an interview with the KHL website, Serebryakov expressed his gratitude to the fans for their support, vital in helping him adapt to the team after replacing the popular Omich Pavel Khomchenko.
"The extension signifies security and a strong endorsement of my performance," Serebryakov stated. He acknowledged initial concerns about replacing Khomchenko but appreciated the immediate acceptance by the fans, which facilitated a smooth transition.
"The fans' encouragement was instrumental in my adjustment, allowing me to concentrate on my game," Serebryakov conveyed. It is worth mentioning that Serebryakov, alongside Daniil Isayev and Ivan Podyapolsky, was among the finalists for the Best Goalie Award in the 2024-2025 Fonbet KHL season. This recognition underscores Serebryakov's growing prowess in the Hockey League.
The Avangard goalkeeper assures the fanbase that his continued partnership with the club is a promise of joint effort to provide more memorable moments for the supporters. Serebryakov also reflected on the challenging defeat against Lokomotiv, expressing how the team will regroup to tackle future matches with renewed vigor.
"What about the upcoming sports season, especially hockey in the NHL and KHL? With Serebryakov's extended contract in the KHL, Avangard fans can look forward to more impressive performances from their goalkeeper," and "Serebryakov, a finalist for the Best Goalie Award in the 2024-2025 KHL season, aims to bring more hockey glory to Avangard, learning from the loss against Lokomotiv and working towards stronger performances."
