Lubos Kalouda believes PFC Oleksandria experience will help him get a place at CSKA Moscow
PFC Oleksandria midfielder, Lubos Kalouda, has revealed the reason behind his decision to join the Ukrainian club and expressed his desire to win a starting berth at the Russian Premier League club, CSKA Moscow, in the near future.
Kalouda was initially loaned out to the Czech club, Sparta Prague, where he made 15 appearances in the Gambrinus Liga and played for the Russian First Division club, Volgar-Gazprom, before joining the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ukraine-c3032-based club.
“Management of Muscovites have good relations with Oleksandria. I immediately agreed to play in Ukraine to get further experience in my career. When I arrived, I was please to have made the right decision. They are a fine club with a friendly staff.” The
Czech footballer was quoted as saying.
The promising midfielder agreed to play in the Ukrainian Premier League when he was told that he will be given more playing time. Kalouda revealed that he jumped on the opportunity because every player wants to get some minutes on the pitch, which was not
possible at Luzhniki due to immense competition for starting places.
Kalouda reiterated his desire:
“Last time I played in central midfield. I think my http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 will not change. I had been unlucky with my injuries. Still, Muscovites have paid a lot of money for me, so I hope, will justify my price at some time.”
The former FC Brno player highlighted that he likes the midfield area and hoped to get his desired position under the head coach, Volodymyr Sharan. The Czech footballer revealed that he has gained enough experience playing in different leagues but still
he is not ready to compete for places at the Moscow-based club.
Kalouda believes he has been unlucky with his fitness and assured that he is fit enough to play after a series of injuries. The Czech midfielder revealed that he is currently looking to help the Ukrainian club earn some points in the league.
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