Why doesn’t that happen? Tele-sport.ru portal mentioned three reasons: politics, money and personal problems of players. “All troubles will end one day, because their consequences affect both sides. Sanctions have been imposed on us and the West suffers from high gas prices. It is certain that our teams will be suspended by FIFA. There is already information that the qualifying match for promotion has already been released. for the World Cup we will play in June, and our clubs will return to the European competition. When this happens and everything returns to normal, the players will be happy to return to Russia “- we read in the justification of the first argument.
“Money? Yes, it will be tough due to the fall in the value of the ruble. But where the exemplary will earn more than in Russia? At FC Barcelona? It’s obvious that such a player can only go to Osasuna, Genoa or something like Slavia Praga or Lech Poznan. It is very unlikely that footballers will agree to a significant drop in earnings “- the portal argues further.
And finally: “After all, Spartak Moscow fans should not be concerned about the departure of Quincy Promes. He has a tarnished reputation in his country after stabbing his cousin with a knife during an argument at a party. That’s why he returned to Spartak. Besides, during Paolo’s tenure. Vanoli is playing at a high level again and he can become the star of our league. Why should he come back to his homeland? “.
The Russians are calm about the future of their league
Let us recall that on Monday FIFA made a decision that due to Russian aggression against Ukraine, foreign players from the Russian league may unilaterally suspend contracts with clubs until the end of June. While they can play elsewhere by then, they must return to Russia after that period.
He urged his colleagues to leave Krasnodar. In the Sport.pl Live program, the spokesman of the Polish Football Association – Jakub Kwiatkowski – announced that the Pole is the only one who wants to play in another club until the summer. The rest of the foreign players just went on vacation.
“Not all footballers behave like Krychowiak. Apparently Lokomotiv Moscow knew something about the insidious nature of the Pole and therefore decided to give him to Krasnodar” – journalists from the portal write.
Kwiatkowski referred to similar opinions of the Russians, who previously called our player “a rat”. – The Russians have a strange idea of civil courage. Grzegorz showed strong civil courage and spoke it aloud. He was not ashamed to say what his plan was for his future career. He is a happy boy, he likes to joke, but when it comes down to it, he keeps his feet on the ground – said Kwiatkowski.
Source: Sport
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