Defender SKA Nikita Kamalov explained the team’s unsuccessful results at the start of the season in the Fonbet KHL championship.
— There are a lot of newcomers to the team. It is clear that it takes time to work together and adapt. How does this process of establishing playful connections within the team work?
“We have a great team.” Yes, there are a lot of new guys, but they have all joined the team. We are a. We have no division between new and old, we are one team. The championship is already underway, we all experienced it this summer, so there are no questions.
— Your main rival in the championship, CSKA, is also not satisfied with the results of the start of the championship. Did the Giants have a “crisis”?
“I think there is nothing wrong with it.” Sometimes I lost more than five matches in a row, or even more. And with SKA we lost several matches in a row the penultimate season. There is no panic: it is a work process, it is a game. We attend each match separately and the next match is important for us.
— Many fans come to home matches in Ledovy, the stands are almost full, but the team does not yet please them with its play. What could you say to the fans, some of whom are unhappy with the result?
“I would like to say a big thank you to the fans for their support. Despite our incomprehensible games, they come to encourage us. This is very important to us, we are very happy, we appreciate this love. I am sure that in the next match everything will change and we will please the fans with a victory,” Kamalov said in “Sport Day by Day”.
On Friday, SKA suffered a home defeat against Dynamo Moscow with a score of 1:3. For the Army team, the defeat was the fourth in a row. The team is in tenth place in the Western Conference with 4 points. On September 17, SKA will play a home match against Sibir Novosibirsk.
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