The owner of the Moscow “Spartak” Leonid Fedun accused the former general director of the club Shamil Gazizov of illegal operations. His words are quoted by “Championship.com”.
Fedun said that he would appeal to the competent authorities to study the legality of the agency commissions for the transfers of footballers Alexander Kokorin and Oston Urunov. “Gazizov himself chose to make quick money on these deals instead of long-term work with the club,” he stressed.
Earlier on December 24, Gazizov told the Match TV channel that Fedun, when signing the contract, had promised him a part of the shares of the red and white. It also became known that the Moscow club received a claim for 101 million rubles from the former CEO.
Gazizov became the general director of Spartak in July 2020. In December, he left office, stating that he did not want to turn into a regular clerk. He is currently working in a similar position at Ufa.
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