Athletistic / Football. Famous Russian football coach and expert Alexander Grigoryan appreciated the decision of Krasnodar President Sergei Galitsky to dismiss Bulls coach Vladimir Ivich. The Serbian left the Russian club after just three official matches in 2024.
“Personally, I consider Galitsky a hero of our time. For me, he is the standard of a person who invested the maximum in the development of Russian football and beyond. His decision regarding Ivich is clear and logical for me . “Krasnodar” We had a terrible autumn, except for the result. And the result, to be honest, mediocre. And the atmosphere with which the team resumed the season this spring…
“Krasnodar” has long been pursuing Castaño, who forced Vilmar Barrios to leave the main team of the Colombian national team. This defensive midfielder has been trying to copy the game of Sergio Busquets since his childhood. He repeated everything after himself, he’s a super intelligent supporter, capable of working under pressure. Ivic received Castaño, but did not find a place for him in the lineup. I won’t comment on that, but he didn’t need Castano.
Now Spertsyan and Krivtsov are not progressing, Cordoba is ineffective. Cadi was completely lost. Sergei Nikolaevich (Galitsky – Rating Athletistic), as I understand it, such a result is not necessary. It became clear to him that the race with Zenit was of a formal nature. I will be bold and say that Galitsky thought like this: “Now Dynamo will catch up with us. » And then why does a goat need an accordion? Maybe it’s better to return to a coach with whom I can communicate, maybe suggest something to him?” Grigoryan said in the next video broadcast on the C&C Show YouTube channel.
Krasnodar has scored 39 points in 20 matches this season and is in second place in the Russian Championship standings. The Bulls are one point behind current national champions Zenit St. Petersburg.
Until the end of the season, Krasnodar will be led by Murad Musaev, who previously worked as the head coach of the Bulls.
Source: Sport
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