The head of CSKA TV, Katerina Kirilcheva, apologized for a post on social media where the club welcomed Turkish newcomer Yusuf Yazici. This was reported by the Telegram channel “Match TV”.
Kirilcheva claims that such a presentation video was not originally planned. The media group implemented a variant with comic correspondence against the backdrop of lack of time and without the opportunity to record a video with the football player himself. Kirilcheva said the idea was hers and admitted that the video was offensive and inappropriate.
Earlier, on January 19, a video appeared on CSKA Instagram with a comic correspondence between the club and Yazici. In it, the football player was informed that there are “a lot of Natashas” in Russia. Half an hour later, the post was deleted. It has been viewed over 10,000 times.
Yazici moved to CSKA from Lille. This season, he has one goal and one assist in 21 matches for the French team.
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