Former Russian footballer Dmitry Bulykin discussed the interest from English club Leeds United in Krasnodar midfielder Eduard Spertsyan. Bulykin indicated that if Leeds gains promotion to the Premier League, it could be a very favorable move for Spertsyan. He also pointed out that the English league is quite challenging, making it uncertain how Spertsyan would adapt there. Ultimately, Krasnodar's management will have to decide whether to sell Spertsyan in the winter, particularly if Leeds presents a lucrative offer. The outcome will hinge on specifics understood by football insiders.

Former footballer Maksim Demenko shared his thoughts on the potential move of Krasnodar midfielder Eduard Spertsyan to a European club. Demenko expressed his belief that leagues in Italy and Spain would be more fitting for Spertsyan. He noted that Leeds might not be the ideal team for the player, even though Spertsyan might aspire to play in the English championship or wish to leave the Russian Premier League. The interest from Daniel Farke, who had a brief stint working with Spertsyan at Krasnodar, was highlighted as a factor in the possible transfer.