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The former Spartak chief executive told when Fedun would leave the club

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The former Spartak chief executive told when Fedun would leave the club

Former CEO of Spartak Yuri Zavarzin believe that shareholder and chairman of the board of directors of the Moscow club Leonid Fedun he will leave him after the oil company Lukoil is nationalized.

At the beginning mass media Rumors have surfaced several times that Fedun will leave Spartak soon and the club will be managed by the general sponsor, Lukoil. Zavarzin worked at Spartak in 1997-2001.

Anyone who comes with a financial grant should run the club. People will come to keep Spartak afloat, they have to trust whoever works with them. So, I think the club will have its own managers associated with the new owners.

I think this is directly related to Lukoil. As soon as the oil company is nationalized, Fedun will leave. In which hands Spartak will fall, I don’t know. But together with the club they will probably take away the stadium, the base and the academy. Alekperov and Fedun will not need these resources, because they have to maintain the infrastructure, and this is a very expensive pleasure.

No one in the world has ever made money from football itself. Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and other giants are heavily in debt, they all make money on things next to football. Take Abramovich himself. When he bought Chelsea, in fact, he was not known to anyone but the inhabitants of Chukotka. But in the end he spent several billion pounds on the English club and has now become a figure known all over the world.

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The discussion about tightening the limit in the RPL is not over – Dyukov

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The discussion about tightening the limit in the RPL is not over – Dyukov

Discussion of a possible tightening of the limit for foreign players in the Russian Premier League (RPL) is not finished yet. The president of the Russian Football Federation told journalists this (RFU) Alexander Diukov.

The Ministry of Sports proposes to tighten the limit for foreign players by 2028 according to the “10 foreign players in the application, 5 on the field” scheme.

“The Ministry gave the football community, experts and specialists the opportunity to talk openly about this issue. As far as I understand, the discussion process continues,” Dyukov said.

According to the current limit, clubs RPL can include 13 foreign players in the application and release 8 foreign players on the field. In September, the Russian Football Federation said that the current limit allows for the first time to increase the playing time of young players to 18%.

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Akhmat said that Cherchesov will continue to work at the club

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Head coach of Akhmat Stanislav Cherchesov he has not received offers from other football clubs and will not leave the Grozny team. Akhmat’s general director informed Sport Express. Akhmed Aydamirov.

Previously inside Average information appeared that Cherchesov was one of the candidates for the position of head coach of Dynamo Moscow; subsequently the team was led by Rolan Gusev.

“Stanislav Salamovich is not a bride to be courted somewhere. He himself declared that he would go somewhere? No, he remains in the club as planned. There was not a single offer. Conversations are only in the blogosphere,” Aidamirov said.

Cherchesov took charge of Akhmat after the third round of the current season of the World Cup – Russian Premier League (RPL). Akhmat occupies 8th place in the rankings RPLearning 22 points after 18 rounds. In the Fonbet Russian Cup, the Grozny team completed its performance in the group stage of the “way RPL“, ranking fourth in the Quartet A.

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Dyukov believes that Rostov will not repeat the path of Khimki

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Dyukov believes that Rostov will not repeat the path of Khimki

The Rostov football club will not repeat the fate of Khimki near Moscow. This opinion was expressed to journalists by the head of the Russian Football Federation (RFU) Alexander Diukov.

Previously, the Federal Tax Service suspended monetary transactions on 11 accounts of the Rostov football club.

“We are working to ensure that such situations do not occur, we are improving the regulations, strengthening the requirements for financial control and budgetary discipline of clubs, including in terms of sanctions for violations. If you answer the question about Rostov, I am sure that they will not repeat the path of Khimki. Khimki was a club of private investors and the region is behind Rostov. I am sure that the problems are temporary and will be resolved, because the Rostov region is a football region,” Dyukov said.

Khimki announced the suspension of activities on June 18. Previously, the club, due to financial problems, did not receive a license to participate in the World-Russian Premier League season and missed the opportunity to compete in the top division of the Russian championship.

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