Playing mostly as a reserve, he made seven appearances in 2019, and five in the 2020 season, contributing in both for Dinamo to win the Georgian national title.
[citation needed] In 2021, Dinamo Batumi was betting strong and bringing quality reinforcements, so Azarovi made a move that earned him much more play time and becoming a regular in the starting line-up, resulting in a successful season crowned with a 2021 Georgian championship.
This also made him became a regular call in the Georgian national team, resulting in a widespread interest from clubs from abroad.
[3] He played 32 matches in all competitions and with Shakhtar winning the Premier League and the national cup added two more titles to his tally.
[1] He took part in most of Georgia's 2022–23 UEFA Nations League matches which paved the way for their first ever qualification for a major international tournament.