Former head coach of the Russian national team Stanislav Cherchesov wished Zenit forward Artem Dzyuba to continue churning out goals. This is how the specialist in an interview with Chempionat.com reacted to the record for the number of goals scored in the Russian championship set by the player.
According to Cherchesov, the footballer went to this achievement for a long time, devoting himself to the game as much as possible. “I used to be a hunter, now they are hunting for him,” added Cherchesov.
Earlier on Friday, October 29, Dziuba distinguished himself in the 13th round match of the Russian Premier League (RPL) against Dynamo and scored his 144th career goal in the Russian championships. He set a record for this indicator, beating the former Rotor forward Oleg Veretennikov, who has 143 goals.
Zenit won 4: 1. The team has strengthened its leadership in the RPL, breaking away from the second “Dynamo” by six points.
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