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Group Stage Fan Preview: CSKA Moscow

Well, it has been an interesting few months for CSKA Moscow. A bad transfer window upset the fanbase greatly, but they were calmed after CSKA defeated AEK Athens in the 3rd qualifying round to make it into the group stage. Now they find…

12 Sept 20172 min

By Alexei Popov

Well, it has been an interesting few months for CSKA Moscow. A bad transfer window upset the fanbase greatly, but they were calmed after CSKA defeated AEK Athens in the 3rd qualifying round to make it into the group stage. Now they find themselves in an interesting Group A, a group that they can advance to the knockout stage, yet also fall to 4th place...

The season is somewhat early, and we are only 5 points off the top spot. I am glad Leonid Slutsky left, but I'm still not convinced Victor Goncharenko was the right choice to replace him. CSKA did not spend enough this summer, our squad is still too old and not good enough to compete in Europe. I don't expect CSKA's defense to be able to do anything against Benfica's attack, and especially not Manchester United. The key will be the matches against Basel, that will truly determine our destiny.

We did not spend enough because our owner Yevgeny Giner really failed on some investments, so there simply wasn't enough money to give the team the boost they needed. Then again, you could say the same for Basel or Benfica, so I guess we'll see how it goes.

Key Players: Vitinho. For me, Vitinho is CSKA's most exciting technical attacker as he can really give defenders nightmares and win games on his own. Goncharenko has helped utilize his ambidexterity and improve his workrate, and he has really become a key player for us. I'm so glad we picked him up, he can be our most important creator, especially if the next one leaves....

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