Spartak and Krasnodar can take the goalkeeper Rubin for free: Flesh and Flesh study the candidacy of the 28-year-old Staver, whose contract expires in the summer of 2027 (from January he can negotiate with other clubs + sign an agreement with a new team even then).
If in the near future it turns out that the 28-year-old Maksimenko does not live up to expectations + his extension is too expensive, and the Kazan goalkeeper is suitable for the Muscovites in terms of level and quality of play, then there is a possibility that KB will try to sign him in the winter.
Krasnodar is also actively monitoring the market in the event of the sale of Agkatsev. Italian and Turkish clubs are showing interest in the 24-year-old Bulls graduate. Rubin, in turn, wants to keep Yevgeny and is negotiating a new contract with him, Karp reports.
Steiver is one of the best goalkeepers in recent years in the RPL. According to the Tatars' profile coach, Kuzko, Yevgeny is a quick and sharp guy for his height (190 cm). He is not afraid to play outside, he is good at putting the ball in and has good footwork.
According to the statistics of the season: Shatbar is better in deflected shots (64 - 50) and super saves (19 - 10), and Maksimenko is better than his opponent in the percentage of reflected shots (79% - 71%), goals scored (2.74 - 1.68), clean sheets (5 - 1) and goals scored (1 - 5).
The result is in favor of the current Spartak goalkeeper - 4:2. True, Sasha has an unpleasant historical achievement - two stupid red cards. Zhenya has 0. But he is a KB student, which may also affect the choice of Kehigu.
If you were the sporting director, would you rather keep Maxi in the team or take Stever there? Or maybe they even invited someone else: the 28-year-old Adamov, for example, whose contract with Zenit also expires next summer?