I don't know but something like:
1.Nd2 Nxd2
2.Rfe1 Kd7
3.Rxe6 fxe
4.Be5 and so on

Dimitar, in this position there is actually no ground for a sacrifice with Re6 white will lose easily.In fact your first couple of moves is correct.White has to find a way to meet immediate threats and go to a good finale.In this case the idea is to claim the rights for the g file!Remember after 1Nd2 Nd2 Sutkovsky played 2Rg1 (white is one piece down so needs at least a double threat to defend in a dynamic manner and take this piece back.One threat is Qd2 taking back the piece and the other one is Bf6 ) so after 2 Rg1 Qd6 3 Qd2 0-0-0 4 Qh6 the position is practically equal! 4 ...Bb7 is a move with no plan and after 5 Bf6 the move 5 ... Rg1 is one that gives the g file to white together with an advantage that white can slowly turn to victory.Of course all this is easy to find with a computer aided home analysis...It is good though not to forget that one cannot seek more than a given position can offer and that chess is indeed a difficult game.

I dont know, I like d7 myself

Ioannis thanks I didn't expect such an analysis. This is very kind of you. I must confess I've spend few minutes looking at the possition and somehow felt it after that that it's not correct. Next time I'll try to study it more deeply.