Former Russian national team player Vladimir Bystrov said that the Baltika player Gocha Gogrichiani should not become an outcast in his team after information about the beating of the girl Christina Kuddus, but he must be punished by law.

Gogrichiani was suspended from the team last week amid Quddus claims. In an interview with Mash, the girl said that she had quarreled with the forward because he was “looking for women” on a dating app. According to the girl, after that he threatened her, struck several blows. The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Kaliningrad region began an investigation into the allegation of domestic violence against Gogrichiani.

– I do not support assault. As for my phrase, I deserved it, I have been in football for many years, I have seen many families. Approximately 50% of girls are decent, the remaining 50% are not. They built a relationship, and then jumped into bed with another football player. Deserved? Maybe Gogrichiani found out that she was cheating.

In no case should Gogrichiani become an outcast in Baltika. It’s his job, what does it have to do with it? The girl does not know how to do anything with his hands either. Now he will go to the station, – said Bystrov on the air of Match TV.