Yuri Nikolaev
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Artem Rebrov Former goalkeeper of Spartak, and now the technical coordinator of the red and white, Artem Rebrov explained why the Slovenian defender Miha Mevli did not succeed at the club
– After the departure of Cofrier and the disruptions with the transfers of Naldo and Alvaro, we still needed a central defender. And Mevlya was on the market. Mikha has been in Russia for a long time, he is familiar with the PFL (he played for Zenit, Rostov and Sochi)… Unfortunately, it turned out unsuccessfully. But there is one important factor that no one knows about. He had serious problems in Slovenia: because of the game in Russia they wanted to expel children from kindergarten, bank accounts were seized, they were summoned somewhere almost as a criminal… Against this background, the results went down. It was clear from Mevla that he himself wanted to leave as soon as possible, if only the political pressure would stop.
Miha Mevlja played well for Zenit, but could not withstand the pressure at Spartak
A bummer also happened to Senegalese striker Keita Balde. On August 26, Spartak signed him as a free agent, but it soon became clear that the player was disqualified by the Italian Football Federation until December 5, 2022. As a result, the red and white loaned Keith to Espanyol.
– The Cagliari coach locked the players in the locker room, because of this Balde did not show up for the doping test on time. The club assured him that he would get off with a fine. Perhaps they decided to punish Balde to the fullest extent also because he went to Russia, explains Rebrov.
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2023-09-25 01:30:51
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