A Paraguayan midfielder who joined Spartak Moscow, Jesus Medina, explained that he left CSKA Moscow because he believed the move would benefit his career trajectory and long-term development. The statement came through the club’s press service, representing the Red and White.
Medina expressed strong conviction about the decision, saying that it would support his career advancement and shape his future as a professional footballer. He praised Spartak as a very large club, one of the most prominent in Russia, and noted that CSKA had graciously accepted the change and closed the chapter on his time there. The sentiment reflected a sense of focus and purpose as he pivoted to a new chapter. (Source: Red and White press service)
During his final season with CSKA in the Russian Premier League, Medina appeared in 25 league games, contributing eight goals and six assists. His contributions helped the club secure silver medals in the Russian Championship and the National Cup final standings. In the summer of 2023, Medina became a Spartak player, a move that aligned with his stated ambitions. In the ongoing RPL season, he has taken the field 11 times for the red and white and has found the back of the net on two occasions. (Source: Red and White press service)
Looking ahead, Guillermo Abascal’s squad is preparing for the next round of the Russian Championship, where Spartak will face Rostov. The match is scheduled for November 12, with kickoff set for 19:30 Moscow time. The upcoming fixture represents an opportunity for Medina to continue his integration into the team and contribute to their campaign as they push for higher standings. (Source: Red and White press service)
In discussions following the move, Medina reiterated that he harbors no regrets about joining Spartak, emphasizing his belief that the change will ultimately prove beneficial for his professional path. The player’s comments underscore a broader narrative about choosing the environment that best supports a player’s growth, adaption to a new league, and the pursuit of sustained impact on the field. (Source: Red and White press service)