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Dynamo said that there is a line of European clubs behind Shimansky

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Dynamo said that there is a line of European clubs behind Shimansky

Dynamo CEO Pavel Pivovarov and Blue and White board member Dmitry Gafin told RB Sport about the future of midfielder Sebastian Szymanski, loaned by Feyenoord.

Szymanski moved from Dynamo to Feyenoord in July 2022 on loan until the end of the season. The agreement contains a clause on the right to buy the Polish footballer.

— Did Feyenoord notify us about the buyout of Szymanski? While there is no decision on their part, the terms for the auction have not yet come. Do other clubs use it? I will not disclose. Are we aiming to sell Sebastian this summer? This will depend on his decision as well. We communicate with him constantly,” Pivovarov said.

Dmitry Gafin also spoke about the fate of the rented Pole.

– We communicate with the Dutch club, Sebastian is their leading player, they have the right to buy. If they don’t use it, given the way Szymanski plays, there will be a line of foreign clubs behind him. On the European market, he will be one of the most sought-after players,” Gafin said.

The Pole moved to Dynamo in 2019. As part of the team, the football player played 86 matches and scored eight goals, he became the bronze medalist of the Russian championship last season.

The 23-year-old has made 33 appearances for the Dutch club, scoring 8 goals and providing 6 assists.

Feyenoord will play the second leg of the quarter-finals of the Europa League against Roma on April 20. Watch live broadcasts of the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League matches on the TV channels of the Match holding, as well as on matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru websites.

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The CAR team would like to play a friendly match with Russia

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The Central African Republic team is ready to come to Russia for a friendly match against the Russian team. This was stated by the Minister of Sport and Youth Policies of the Republic Heritier Doneng.

“We would be willing to organize a friendly match, because football is a sport that unites and unites people. Unfortunately we did not have the chance to participate in the World Cup and we did not reach the final of the African Championship. Therefore we are open to this idea and would be happy about it.” <…>. I would be very happy to come to Russia and support our team,” Doneng said.

He added that CAR is not yet able to organize a match of this level in the Bangui stadium, as it is undergoing reconstruction. The minister also expressed extreme interest in Russian help in training local football personnel, both players and coaches.

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The RFU has lifted the ban on registering newcomers for Baltika

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The RFU has lifted the ban on registering newcomers for Baltika

Russian Football Federation (RFU) lifted the ban on registering new Baltika Kaliningrad players. This was announced by the director of the department of registration, licensing and control of activities of football entities RFU Roman Diakov.

Since November 13, a ban on registering new arrivals has been imposed in Baltika.

“On December 29, the decision was approved by the commission RFU on football club licensing and communicated to clubs and leagues,” Dyakov said.

This season, Baltika is in fifth place in the Russian Premier League table, earning 35 points in 18 matches.

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Semin spoke out in favor of returning to the classic format of the Russian Cup

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Semin spoke out in favor of returning to the classic format of the Russian Cup

The old format of the Russian Cup with knockout matches made the football tournament more entertaining and understandable. This opinion was expressed by the former coach of the Russian national team Yuri Semin.

Previously, the Telegram channel Sport Baza reported that the Russian Football Federation (RFU) plans to change the format of the tournament, returning to a single-elimination format.

“I liked the old format of the Russian Cup. It was a real cup draw. I think it’s worth returning to the classic system of knockout matches,” Semin said.

“It was more interesting like this: you arrive in a Second or First League team, you see the full stadiums, the real emotion. This format is closer to me. Everything is clear and understandable, if you lose you’re out,” he added.

From the 2022/23 season the tournament is divided into “path RPL” and “Path of the regions”. “Path RPL“includes the clubs of the Russian Premier League, divided into four groups, playing two rounds, a total of six matches. According to the results of the group stage, the first two places go to the upper round of the playoffs, the third to the lower round, and the fourth is eliminated. The Path of Regions consists of qualifying rounds involving amateur teams and clubs from the Second League. At the stage of the fourth preliminary round, clubs from the First League join the winners of the third round. Sixteen winners play according to the cup (one match), the top four teams are added to the lower round of the Russian Cup playoffs. The winners of the “path” will meet in the super final RPL” and “paths of the regions”.

The current holder of the Russian Cup is Moscow CSKA.

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