“If a person likes to play in Russia, he is happy with the salary and comfort in his native country, it’s difficult and there’s no need to force him to go somewhere. I don’t think it’s bad, It’s his choice. But if he wants to progress, of course, he has to leave. Unconditionally. There’s not even anything to discuss,” Sport-Express Golovin quoted.
Recall that yesterday, in the match of the 1st round of the group stage of the Europa League, Monaco won a minimal victory over Red Star Belgrade. The Monegasques’ only goal was scored by Breel Embolo on a penalty awarded for a foul against Alexander Golovin. The Russian spent 83 minutes on the pitch after which he was replaced by Ismail Jacobs.
Source: Sport
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