With just one round left in the current season, the Kaliningrad side sits in 6th place in the standings.
“To be honest, I’m used to dreaming big. If we’re talking about what I’d call modest dreams—goals set for a specific period—then my aim is for Baltika to finish in the top three.”
“I think, looking back at my past, if I had made that wish back then, I would now be able to fulfill it,” said Belikov.
“In my opinion, a lot depends on the training process and the maximum demands placed on us during every drill and every interaction. What they want to see from us is the very best we can show, and for many of our players, that maximum has not yet been unlocked,” he added.