Roman Teryushkov, a former member of the Khimki Supervisory Board near Moscow, said the club took the decision to fire head coach Spartak Gogniev too late.
“With the decision, the club was tense, Spartak Gogniev’s luck turned into an unacceptable goal difference. Khimki will not be easy. I have only one condition for the new coach – the team must win with him, ”explains Teryushkov. “Sport Express”.
Khimki announced Gogniev’s resignation on April 3. Rinat Bilyaletdinov was appointed acting coach.
On April 2, the Moscow Region team lost to Krasnodar in the 21st week of the Russian Premier League (RPL) with a devastating score of 0:6.
Moscow regional club is in 15th place in the Russian championship standings with 13 points and is in danger of leaving the top league. In the next match, Khimki will play against CSKA. The meeting will take place on April 9th.
Sergey Yuran, former head coach of Khimki near Moscow spoke about the team’s unsuccessful results in the Russian Premier League (RPL).