CSKA Moscow’s 17-year-old midfielder Kirill Glebov, who was injured in the 4th round match against Sochi in the Russian Premier League (RPL), underwent a health check. It has been reported press office army club.
According to the results of tomography and ultrasound of the small pelvis and abdominal cavity, the doctors stated that there was no fracture in the spine of the football player. Glebov will spend the next few days under the supervision of army club doctors.
The incident with Glebov occurred at the end of the first half: Sochi defender Artem Makarchuk could not catch the ball and jumped at the CSKA player. The head referee of the match, Artem Chistyakov, did not penalize the Sochi player with a card, and Glebov limped off the field. As he reported TASSThe football player was taken by ambulance immediately after the match.
CSKA coach Vladimir Fedotov after the match saidThat Glebov’s leg did not move after the injury.
In the second half, Glebov was replaced by Mikhail Ryadno, who scored his first goal for CSKA in the stoppage of the second half. The army club won with a score of 3: 1 and, having accumulated nine points, advanced to third place in the championship of Russia.
Former Sochi head coach Dmitry Khokhlov judicial the main reason for the team’s defeat in the match against CSKA.