There he now talked about his work in Prague and the Czechs’ view of the ongoing war conflict: “Without visa problems, I would continue to play in the Czech Republic. It doesn’t matter what they shout at me from the stands or what they write on social networks. I’m a football player, not a politician. I do not intend to judge the presidents of other countries, as they do in Europe towards Russia, “Nazarov said.
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.What did the Russian footballer hear from Czech fans? “I was accused of being a Russian, they wrote ugly things about the president. They also asked me why I would not take to the streets in Russia and the government would not change. They completely do not understand what is happening in Russia, “described the former Bohemians player.
“I spoke to the boys on the team, they have completely different information about the conflict. Young people are against it, while older people perceive the situation adequately. A crowd of thousands of young people with Ukrainian flags and shouts against Russia walked down the street. But he doesn’t understand anything. If you want to support, go to Ukraine, “he added sharply.
He did not make a significant impact in the Czech Republic
Nazarov himself was part of a team in the Czech Republic that expressed support for Ukraine. In the match against Baník Ostrava, the players entered the lawn in special yellow T-shirts with the inscription We Stand with Ukraine. “We had to wear yellow T-shirts before the match. I refused. What would happen when I return home? What would they write about me if I wore that shirt? They all suddenly became superpoliticians, they understand this issue at the level of recognized experts, “he said.
He did not forget to comment on the account of Ukrainian footballers, who are strongly opposed to Russian aggression. “Some Ukrainian footballers who make contributions to social networks, such as Zinchenko and Mykolenko, afford too much. It is clear that none of us want to see the victims. Understandably, they have concerns. But why do they allow such insulting statements against Russian footballers? Mixing sports into politics is bad and athletes are not to blame for this story, “Nazarov added.
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The Russian defender has experience with Czech football from the past, when he worked in Teplice in the 2019/20 season. But then his hosting also ended earlier than originally planned. The young stopper in northern Bohemia played 18 matches and scored one goal in them. His health problems and financial situation in the club were to blame. His engagement with the Bohemians in Prague did not end successfully now.
By the way, Nazarov’s statements come at a time when the hockey community in the Czech Republic is dealing with the case of a Russian goalkeeper with Russian symbols on his helmet. The difference is that Zhukov in Jihlava has a visa valid until the end of April, and will therefore be able to start in the barracks against Kladno.
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