While the fear of failure holds players back.
The blows of predecessors affect the plans of young talents. It’s best not to ask skeptics about the European careers of Russian players. No one will like their assessment. The skeptic will say that Golovin is stuck in an unstable Monaco. He has veteran status there, but there is no trust in the coach. If Pogba takes a position under the strikers and doesn’t sell talented wingers, then Alexander will fall into the reserves. Kuzyaev stood out as part of a foreign “Gavra,” but last season, Daler played six games at the base of Ligue 1. Safonov – Goo Goo Goo PSG. Matvey could still be sent to Turkey if Louis Enrique receives Donnarumma’s consent to stay for a long time. Safonov shouldn’t always be a reserve.
Chalov and Oddov are in Greece, but their PAOK are 21 points behind champions Olympiacos. Real Sociedad’s new coach, Sergio Francisco, honestly stated that Zakharyan didn’t see things as Arsen was forever on the sidelines. The mentor is praised by the playmaker, but it’s difficult to build a team around a young player who is so unlucky.
Luck doesn’t smile on Russians at European clubs. Sion is ready to let Miranchuk go. The team is weak, but Anton probably won’t find a top-five club at the age of 29 and will become the main one. However, it’s wrong to support someone else’s experience with young players. The poor performances of others are frightening, but we should be angry. It’s time to develop players with character, which is precisely what makes them so successful in Europe.
Alexey Batrakov, Lokomotiv
The first one you want to see in the elite league. He has little experience, but he has the same insolence. Batrakov wasn’t in the spotlight on the day of Lokomotiv’s victory over Sochi; the hero of the match was the new extreme striker Rudenko. Alexander is 26 years old, and the farm workers are six years younger. Alexei has attracted the interest of serious clubs, but it’s important for him not to repeat Fayzullaev’s mistake. The young Uzbekistan national team player attracted the attention of scouts from major top-five clubs, but lost his form and left for Turkey. Batrakov needs to have a fabulous season for a transfer to the top 5 club.
Matvey Kislyak, CSKA
The player was lucky with stamina. In the first round RPL Kislyak ran the most – 13 kilometers. The match between Orenburg and CSKA I wasn’t slow. The Opornik from “Army” made a fool of himself at high speed. I like Kislyak’s game a bit different. He’s a tough young player, like Dynamo’s Glebov. Plus, Matvey easily participates in attacks, which makes him a speedy version of Oblyakov. Ivan has already shown his strengths and weaknesses in the past; scouts from tough clubs will find it harder to convince him to sign. But Kislyaka’s newness helps; he impressed.
Stanislav Agkatsev, Krasnodar
The most important thing is to find a team where Stanislav is needed from the ground up. The goalkeeper can prove himself at least as a foreigner, even at the beginning of a league championship. For example, the Italian Di Gregorio played for a modest Monza. After a successful run for the Serie A outsider, he moved to Juventus on loan and stayed. Agrkatsev needs similar experience at a major European club. He’s good and capable of playing even better. IN RPL Many solid goalkeepers are past their prime and won’t make the top five, and Stanislav is only 23 years old. He’s calm, technical, and has a reaction time. Konstantin Tyukavin, Dynamo
Even if Karpin plays cool Dynamo football and the team wins
Russian Premier League Tyukavin will develop in his home league. He doesn’t need Zenit, the player’s agent stated. It’s important to deal with the aftermath of a difficult injury, score a lot of goals in the league, and then look for a top-five club. Strikers are easier to leave, but inRussian Premier League Snipers are fighting. Even strong forwards and DACs haven’t shown any ambivalence. Twikavin shouldn’t repeat Dziuba’s mistake. If you don’t start when you’re young, then after many years Russian Premier League Even in Turkey, it won’t work to play. Igor Diveev,
Army Central Sports Club We know the chances of leaving are slim because Diveev is unlucky. Scouts assess his skills, then doctors come. They check his medical history, see the consequences of chronic injuries. Diveev is afraid of the sporting directors of Serie A clubs, although they’re not only interested in Bologna. Central defender
Army’s central sports club He has extra trump cards, like a goat’s nose – Diveyev can score even more often than last season. It all depends on ordinary luck. There won’t be any injuries – he’ll play in the Elite League. Nail Umyarov, Spartak
Nailya recently turned 25. He can hardly be called a young football player. But the Spartak midfielder is 13 years younger than the outfielder in age.
Russian Premier League Ivanova from Rubin. Playmaker Kazantsev is a student at Spartak, but they didn’t trust Oleg’s hometown club. Umyarov from Chertanovo played at Stankovich. Nail enjoyed the training camp and made it to the first round. Russian Premier League He became the fastest of the midfielders. Umyarov is lucky with his role when it comes to top-five prospects. Dispatchers who can take the ball are at the top of the list. Sergey Pinyaev, Lokomotiv Pinyaev needs a kick-off to gain rich playing experience and systematic progress. Such a kick-off would hardly be the transition to
Army’s central sports club
CSKA Army’s central sports clubCSKA Yaroslav Gladyshev, DynamoGladyshev is 22 years old; he won’t become a prodigy favored by scouts from Western clubs. But if Yaroslav is lucky enough to avoid the injuries that plague Tyukavin and Zakharyan, the Dynamo player will get a chance in European competitions, as he has speed. It’s important for Gladyshev to successfully transition from the right flank to the second striker position. Such a transition is the fashion of the season. Coaches, like everyone else, follow trends. Gladyshev’s role is essential for becoming a football Labuba. But seriously, Yaroslav can jump over his head, he has a hard shot and rabbit instinct.
Alexander Chernikov, “Krasnodar”
Speersyan would like to play in a serious league, but Edward chose the Armenian national team, not Russia. The Krasnodar captain can go to Girona, and in neighboring Portugal, he’s waiting for his colleague Chernikov. It’s important for Alexander not to hesitate. Empilia’s departure doesn’t affect Opornik’s prospects in Krasnodar; he can play alongside Lenini. Chernikov has proven he’s no worse than Castanho, the Colombian left-back.
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