Fedun promised not to leave Russia and not to abandon
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The owner of Spartak, Leonid Fedun, said that he was not going to leave RUSSIA and would support the Moscow club to the end. His words were provided by the press service of Spartak.
“First: neither Alekperov (the former HEAD of Lukoil. -), nor I are going to leave the country. By the way, Alekperov stated this in an interview with the Russia 24 channel. Second, the situation is complicated and will become even more complicated. My experience of four crises suggests that the process is far from over,” Fedun said.
According to Fedun, he said many times that Spartak is his passion and love. “Until the last, I will do everything possible to keep the club alive. And the rest is gossip and rumors spread by our enemies, which I don’t even want to comment on. In short, you won’t wait, ”added the owner of Spartak.
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