Abbosbek Faizullaev’s move to Turkey, which is causing a stir in the European transfer market, was commented on by former Moscow CSKA midfielder and now well-known TV expert Aleksandr Grishin.
According to Grishin, Faizullaev played very well in a certain scheme at CSKA, but under coach Nikolic, he could not show himself in his main position and finished the season on a rather low note. The TV expert explained this situation with the classic rule: "you need to sell a footballer at his highest peak". "We paid 500 thousand for him, sold him for 7 million – this is an excellent transfer for the club. CSKA did a great job," Grishin said live in the "Match TV" studio.
Faizullaev’s transfer turned out to be financially beneficial for the Moscow club. Turkey’s “Istanbul Basaksehir” is, in turn, acquiring a young player with technical and attacking potential. It should be noted that Abbosbek last season played 39 matches for CSKA in all competitions, contributing 3 goals and 8 assists.
Earlier, CSKA communications director Kirill Breido had said that before the transfer Faizullaev flew to Turkey to undergo a medical check. On the eve of the new season, big challenges and new opportunities are opening up for the young Uzbek footballer.
In conclusion, Abbosbek Faizullaev’s move to "Istanbul Basaksehir" is recorded as a financial success for CSKA, and as an important step toward new goals and a new path for the player. Fans are looking forward to seeing how he will perform in the Turkish Super League. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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