Moscow CSKA could help the goalkeeper Ivan Fedotov to solve the problem of service in the army, he said on the air “There is a subject!” former Rouge-Bleu hockey player Sergei Guimaev .
In July Fedotov was arrested on suspicion of escaping military service. As it became known to , the goalkeeper will take the military oath on August 6. Until this day, the 25-year-old goalkeeper will remain in the Severodvinsk training unit. Additionally, the SHOT Telegram channel previously reported that Minnesota NHL forward Kirill Kaprizov may be linked to former police officer Farit Samigullin, who was arrested in April for illegally helping buy military tickets.
I think they were offered this service. They asked if it was legal. They were told not to worry, everything is fine, everything will pass. This way it could be. They are engaged in professional activities, preparing for matches, training. The agent who receives money from them has to face these times and do business. If that doesn’t happen, there are big claims against the agent.
Fedotov and Kaprizov – both guys played at CSKA, why didn’t they solve the problem? Fedotov played for the army, why didn’t he agree with the club before the transition, didn’t he go to the sports company? It could have been a much better solution than it is now. As for Kaprizov, I think he was told they would issue a ticket. The entourage that didn’t send Kirill is also to blame,” Gimaev said.
Fedotov won the Gagarin Cup last season with CSKA, and in May he signed a contract with NHL club Philadelphia.
Source : MatchTV
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