Retired former midfielder CSKA Alan Dzagoev It certainly could have benefited Europe’s top club if not for the large number of injuries, the former Russian national team coach told . Igor Korneev .
On Tuesday, Dzagoev announced his retirement at the age of 33. His last club was the Greek Lamia.
— I can understand Alan’s decision to end his career, with the assertion that it was more than conscious!
If we go back a few years, we only think of endless injuries and their treatment! It’s sad, but unfortunately it was part of his career. It is mentally very difficult to start treating another injury again, especially when it happens too often. This decision is therefore timely and correct!
Dzagoev has always been a brilliant player, capable of turning things around and making the difference!
By the way, he made his debut for the Russian national team during the period of our coaching staff with Guus Hiddink, and then we saw him in the very first matches of CSKA! Even then, it was clear he had talent! And already from the first training of the national team, our expectations were confirmed!
If everything had happened without injuries, then perhaps he would have brought great benefits to the best European club!
It’s a shame we can’t all enjoy watching him on the football field! I wish him to find himself in the football environment, we will wait, ”Korneev told .
Dzagoev also played for Krylia Sovetov-SOK and Rubin Kazan. While at CSKA, the midfielder became a three-time champion of Russia, winning the country’s Cup and Super Cup each four times. The footballer played 59 matches for the Russian national team and scored nine goals.
Source : MatchTV
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