Lokomotiv, in the wake of the situation with Dziuba and the journalist, will contact the RPL and the RFU to draw up amendments to the regulatory documents

Moscow “Locomotive” intends to ask the Russian Premier League (RPL) and the Russian Football Union (RPL) to draw up the appropriate changes to the regulatory documents after the situation with the striker Artem Dziuba and a journalist.

Earlier, Dziuba, who missed the WORLD RPL fourth round game against Wings of the Soviets (1-1) due to injury, reacted rudely to a question from an RB Sport reporter, promising to put his phone to “one place”. “next time. On Wednesday, this incident was reviewed by the Russian Football Union (FTC RFU) Control and Disciplinary Committee. As a result, Dzyuba was suspended for two matches on condition and was sentenced to a fine of 50,000 rubles.

– FC Lokomotiv calls on all media representatives to communicate with club representatives in areas specially designated by the regulations, respecting the principles of mutual respect, and not in parking lots or other places on the territory of RPL club stadiums. We ask everyone involved in organizing and holding official football matches in Russia to pay attention to this.

In addition, in order to avoid such situations and other misunderstandings, the club will contact the RPL and RFU to work out the appropriate amendments to the regulatory documents. Recall that according to the disciplinary regulations, the player and the club have the right to request the full text of the decision of the RFU FTC within 5 calendar days after receiving an extract of the decision or from the moment it is published on the official URF website. In addition, the player has the right to appeal the decision of the FTC, since the fine is more than 40,000 rubles, – said in a statement from Lokomotiv.