Invitation from the Togliatti Akron striker Artem Dziuba joining the Russian national football team was a positive event. This opinion was expressed in an interview by the general secretary of the Russian Football Federation (RFU) Maxim Mitrofanov.

In March Dzyuba scored against the Grenada team (5:0) and passed Alexandra Kerzakova in terms of goals for the Russian national team, he scored 31 goals.

“I rate it positively [приглашение Дзюбы в сборную]. I think it was a good decision by our coach [Валерия Карпина]Mitrofanov said. “The footballer deserves this opportunity. I am quite relaxed in counting records, but for the players and fans this plays a role. It is also important that the coach allowed the player to prove himself, showing that he had no conflict with Artem.”

“He is a good guy and a good footballer and he took the story very positively. He managed to score, it was clear from Artem’s emotions that he really wanted it,” Mitrofanov added.

In December Kerzhakov announced on his Telegram channel that he had sent a request to the International Football Federation (FIFA) about the authorship of the second goal of the Russian team in the friendly match against the German team on June 8, 2005 (2:2). If RFU admits that the goal was not scored Andrei Arshavinand Kerzhakov, then he will again share first place with Dzyuba.

Alexander Mostovoy will take over as head coach of the Broke Boys media football team in one of the winter tournaments. He said this in an interview on the YouTube channel”FC Broken.”

Mostovoy will coach the team at the Napique tournament; his first match as coach will be a friendly against the Soyuz team, led by a former player CSKA and coach of the Brooke Boys Dmitri Kuznetsov. Depending on the results of the winter tournament, Mostov’s deal could be extended for one Media League season.

Mostovoy is 57 years old and received his coaching license in March 2025. During his studies, Mostovoi completed an internship at Dynamo Moscow.

Over the years, Mostovoy played for Krasnaya Presnya, Spartak, Portuguese Benfica, French Caen and Strasbourg, Spanish Celta and Alaves. Mostovoy is a two-time champion USSR as part of Spartak, winner of the Portuguese Cup (Benfica), finalist of the French Cup (Strasbourg) and the Spanish Cup (Celta). As part of the Russian national team, Mostovoy played 51 matches, in which he scored 10 goals. He is the winner of the European Youth Championship as part of the national team USSR.