Head coach of SKA Romain Rotenberg after the match with Neftekhimik he said that he was for the team’s goalkeeper Nikita Serebriakov no need to worry.
Tuesday SKA defeated Neftekhimik at home in the KHL regular season match with a score of 3:2 in overtime.
— We understood that it would be a very difficult match. Neftekhimik is an organized team. They came out with crazy motivation. It was very difficult for us. They played to the best of their abilities. And because of this motivation, they have created many problems for us.
But I will celebrate our team. Usually, team discipline can overcome all motivation, and that’s what happened today. I want to thank our fans, there was a fantastic atmosphere in the arena. The energy of the fans helps us win.
— For the fourth consecutive game, Nikita Serebryakov is not in the lineup for the game…
-Are you his agent?
– No, I’m a journalist. And we have no news of his injury.
– I have already answered this question. I get asked this question 10 times a day. Or even it happens 20 times. I always respond politely. For us, each player works as a team. Nikita Serebryakov is part of the team, he trains and works. There are no thieves on our team. We do not pay attention to the conversations of certain agents, to their requests. We only look at sports indicators.
— You can reassure SKA fans…
— Don’t worry about Serebryakov. Everything will be fine.
— Can we count on him this season?
— You have to count on the team. I want to reassure you if you are a personal fan of Serebryakov. He’s fine. He ate lunch today, he slept, he trained. He’s doing great, believe me. Don’t worry,” reports a correspondent, reporting Rotenberg’s comments.
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