Pažiūrėkite patys https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BFC_Daugavpils
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BFC Daugavpils komandoje žaidžia toks Maksim Grek, atsivertus jį per wikipedia toks įdomus dalykas atsitinka
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apie FC Rygą rusiškai
https://www.sport-express.ru/football/f ... ka-1632942
Клуб — чемпион, владелец — российский бизнесмен. Куда может уехать Кононов
FC Riga is a young project. It was founded in 2014 through the merger of two teams, Dinamo and Karamba, which competed in the second division. Dinamo-Karamba, as the club was initially known, took exactly one year to achieve promotion. And in 2016 (the Latvian national championship is played using a spring-autumn system), it debuted in the top division, simultaneously changing its name to FC Riga. A club with that name had existed before, from 1999 to 2008, but had long since ceased to exist.
Success came quickly. In the 2018 season, Riga completed the domestic league and cup double, and last year they defended their title as the country's strongest team. They also managed to make some noise in Europe. In the Champions League, Riga was eliminated in the first round, losing on penalties to Irish side Dundalk. However, after falling to the Europa League, they advanced through two rounds, against Polish side Piast and Finnish side HJK. They were just one step away from the group stage, but Denmark's Copenhagen proved too much for Riga.
Trainers
During its five years of existence, Riga has had 10 head coaches, with Mikhail Konev holding the post a whopping four (!) times. In fact, it was Konev who was the first to lead the club to the top division, and he also completed the previous season, taking over the team in April and leading it to a second consecutive title.
The list of coaches who have worked at Riga includes many familiar names. Among them were Dmitry Khomukha (April-August 2016), Vladimir Volchek (August 2016 - April 2017), Yevgeny Perevertaylo (May-July 2017), and Belarusian Oleg Kubarev (March-April 2019).
The best memory of his career was left by Ukrainian Viktor Skripnyk , who played for many years in Germany for Werder Bremen. It was Skripnyk who brought Riga its first trophies – the Latvian championship and Cup – in the 2018 season. Under his leadership, the team went 19 matches unbeaten (16 wins and 3 draws), and the Ukrainian was named Coach of the Year. However, Skripnyk left Riga in the offseason, though the parties did not comment on the reasons for the split.
Players
Riga may not boast any megastars, but by Latvian standards, it's very well-equipped. Laizāns, Kamesh, Gabov, and Lukyanov all play or have played for the national team. There are also a dozen foreign players—from Ukraine, Brazil, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Albania, Croatia—and even French forward Joël Bopesu, who, however, hasn't progressed beyond the second division in his home country, having previously played in the Macedonian championship.
Owner
Riga is owned by Russian businessman Sergey Lomakin. Officially, he is a graduate of the Moscow Mining University. He was one of the founders of the Kopeyka retail chain, but sold his stake in it for $120 million in 2008. He was also one of the investors and owners of the Centrobuv company, which closed several years ago. He is also one of the owners of the Fix Price retail chain.
Riga isn't the only football project Lomakin and his partners are involved in. He is the chairman of the board of directors of the Cypriot club Pafos. A couple of years ago, he was a household name, as former Russian national team midfielder Dmitry Torbinsky briefly played there, and Anton Evmenov, known for his work in the scouting departments of CSKA and Zenit, was the managing director for a time.
Rival
If Kononov takes over Riga, one of its main rivals will be Spartak , from Jurmala. They're a solid mid-table team, finishing fifth out of eight teams for two years in a row. But it's notable for the fact that the club's unofficial owner is considered to be the well-known agent Massimo Trabucchi, who actively assisted Massimo Carrera at Spartak Moscow . Another clue: from 2014 to 2016, the Jurmala team's head coach was Roman Pilipchuk , who assisted Carrera and has now taken over Spartak-2.
https://www.sport-express.ru/football/f ... ka-1632942
Клуб — чемпион, владелец — российский бизнесмен. Куда может уехать Кононов
FC Riga is a young project. It was founded in 2014 through the merger of two teams, Dinamo and Karamba, which competed in the second division. Dinamo-Karamba, as the club was initially known, took exactly one year to achieve promotion. And in 2016 (the Latvian national championship is played using a spring-autumn system), it debuted in the top division, simultaneously changing its name to FC Riga. A club with that name had existed before, from 1999 to 2008, but had long since ceased to exist.
Success came quickly. In the 2018 season, Riga completed the domestic league and cup double, and last year they defended their title as the country's strongest team. They also managed to make some noise in Europe. In the Champions League, Riga was eliminated in the first round, losing on penalties to Irish side Dundalk. However, after falling to the Europa League, they advanced through two rounds, against Polish side Piast and Finnish side HJK. They were just one step away from the group stage, but Denmark's Copenhagen proved too much for Riga.
Trainers
During its five years of existence, Riga has had 10 head coaches, with Mikhail Konev holding the post a whopping four (!) times. In fact, it was Konev who was the first to lead the club to the top division, and he also completed the previous season, taking over the team in April and leading it to a second consecutive title.
The list of coaches who have worked at Riga includes many familiar names. Among them were Dmitry Khomukha (April-August 2016), Vladimir Volchek (August 2016 - April 2017), Yevgeny Perevertaylo (May-July 2017), and Belarusian Oleg Kubarev (March-April 2019).
The best memory of his career was left by Ukrainian Viktor Skripnyk , who played for many years in Germany for Werder Bremen. It was Skripnyk who brought Riga its first trophies – the Latvian championship and Cup – in the 2018 season. Under his leadership, the team went 19 matches unbeaten (16 wins and 3 draws), and the Ukrainian was named Coach of the Year. However, Skripnyk left Riga in the offseason, though the parties did not comment on the reasons for the split.
Players
Riga may not boast any megastars, but by Latvian standards, it's very well-equipped. Laizāns, Kamesh, Gabov, and Lukyanov all play or have played for the national team. There are also a dozen foreign players—from Ukraine, Brazil, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Albania, Croatia—and even French forward Joël Bopesu, who, however, hasn't progressed beyond the second division in his home country, having previously played in the Macedonian championship.
Owner
Riga is owned by Russian businessman Sergey Lomakin. Officially, he is a graduate of the Moscow Mining University. He was one of the founders of the Kopeyka retail chain, but sold his stake in it for $120 million in 2008. He was also one of the investors and owners of the Centrobuv company, which closed several years ago. He is also one of the owners of the Fix Price retail chain.
Riga isn't the only football project Lomakin and his partners are involved in. He is the chairman of the board of directors of the Cypriot club Pafos. A couple of years ago, he was a household name, as former Russian national team midfielder Dmitry Torbinsky briefly played there, and Anton Evmenov, known for his work in the scouting departments of CSKA and Zenit, was the managing director for a time.
Rival
If Kononov takes over Riga, one of its main rivals will be Spartak , from Jurmala. They're a solid mid-table team, finishing fifth out of eight teams for two years in a row. But it's notable for the fact that the club's unofficial owner is considered to be the well-known agent Massimo Trabucchi, who actively assisted Massimo Carrera at Spartak Moscow . Another clue: from 2014 to 2016, the Jurmala team's head coach was Roman Pilipchuk , who assisted Carrera and has now taken over Spartak-2.
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Ventspils pasiruošimą sezonui suskirstė į tris etapus: Ventspilyje, Turkijoje ir greičiausiai Lietuvoje (patys dar tiksliai nežino). Matyt vasarį bus draugiškų su šia komanda.
Re: Ne į temą
O kas Ventspilio treneris? Kažkur mačiau, kad kažkoks moldavas su neaiškia reputacija. Gali būti prasivažiuos per draugiškas, kad susirinktų biudžetą 2020 metams.Ventspils pasiruošimą sezonui suskirstė į tris etapus: Ventspilyje, Turkijoje ir greičiausiai Lietuvoje (patys dar tiksliai nežino). Matyt vasarį bus draugiškų su šia komanda.
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Is this Eastern Europe’s answer to City Football Group, Red Bull and the Pozzos?
https://theathletic.com/1732140/2020/04 ... -ownership
Two Eastern European investors, Roman Dubov and Sergey Lomakin, provide substantial financial backing and are involved in the ownership structures of three clubs: Latvian champions Riga, Cypriot top-flight side Pafos and third tier Russian team Rodina Moscow.
Lomakin's public profile is discreet, but he made his fortune in Russian retail. Dubov, born in Hungary, has wide-ranging business interests in sport, most notably across Formula 1, the World Rally Championship, the Spartak Moscow ice hockey team and snooker.
Dubov was previously part of the CSI consortium that owned Portsmouth 10 years ago but frontman Vladimir Antonov was forced to step down due to legal proceedings in Lithuania. Dubov, who was not accused of any wrongdoing, says: “I met a lot of good people and they worked with me since. Michael Appleton helped me in Paphos and Steve Cotterill in Riga. One of the commercial directors helped me at Spartak's ice hockey club. It was a good experience. They deserve good ownership and to be in a higher position."
Jeremy Steele, whose time at Portsmouth came prior to Dubov's involvement with the club, is sporting director of Riga, Pafos and Rodina.
What is the opportunity identified here?
Dubov explains: "We seriously believe football is undervalued and not many people run it like a professional business, particularly in Eastern Europe. We see the opportunity to do it well. Historically in Eastern Europe, most sport was subsidised by governments, by the unions, rather than running it like a business company. It is why so many clubs have struggled over the past 10 years. There is an opportunity."
Is it fair to say, therefore, that clubs from the old Soviet Union are still playing catch-up, some 30 years on from the fall of the USSR?
"Yes, I think so," Dubov says. "If we talk about Russia, Ukraine, 80 per cent of the clubs are heavily subsidised by the government, and 70 per cent of the budget of those clubs is subsidised by the government. Sport is run like a charity organisation rather than business.
"In the old Eastern Europe, it needs another 10 to 15 years to go to the next level. I don't think there will be big opposition to more privatisation. It is more that television rights are not so high, ticket and gate receipts are not so high, so there will not be many brave people willing to take these clubs on. Zenit St Petersburg are privately owned by Gazprom, so it will be difficult to buy them out. Lokomotiv Moscow belong to the Russian Railway, so is still part of the Russian infrastructure. We think, therefore, that the best way is to invest in and grow small clubs in the second or third division. Krasnodar were taken over from nothing and over the past decade they built one of the most popular clubs in Russia, but it is more exceptional than normal.
"We are on a smaller scale. We are covering the markets we know. We understand the potential. There are, for example, only six or seven professional academies in Russia. We want to develop young talent. At Rodina Moscow, we play in the lower division, but the oldest player is 23. We give the opportunity for younger players to play. They are in the middle of the table (eighth of 14) and doing really well."
Dubov ads: "Currently they are three different ownerships for the three clubs, but we are trying to find a way to manage it as a group. As part of a group, you save costs in scouting and management and it is easier to sell sponsorship through the group, as there is greater coverage. We only do it from the commercial side for now. We are working closely with lawyers to sense opportunities, to build a group."
And Pafos? "Many reasons," Dubov begins. "First of all, the weather is good and the pitches are good, so you can train all year. On the pitch, you can have 11 foreigners playing, whereas normally there are rules about homegrown players. The important point, also, is the tax from PAYE income is only 11 per cent, so it is manageable. And then, it is also a place that is more simple to adapt for players from South America and Africa. The Cypriot people are friendly, the climate is similar, there is no racism, it is simple for everyone."
Dubov says: "I can say that for African players, when you get to Riga, it is quite cold, the people have different characters. There are less smiles and people feel a bit less comfortable. In Cyprus, people smile more, they are very helpful and do not have any issues with any personalities."
He is sporting director of the three clubs, but Steele has been primarily working on Paphos in his first season in the job. "Pafos is the club the owners want me to focus on," he says. "I have been here since August and tried to build it up. They have invested in training facilities. They built a new gym on the side of the building. There was not much there before. There is a new first-team facility, they renovated the academy building. The investment has gone into pitches, which have all been redone.
"We have agreed with the owners that, yes, OK, it is good to have experienced players. For older players coming to Cyprus, the average age of the league is over 30, I don't think players mind. The number of games is fewer, obviously compared to the Championship toll of midweek games. Here it is one game a week and the island is not big and the longest trip is 90 minutes.
"It is a very attractive proposal: it is sunny every day, nice beaches. But we need to find a way to buy young, talented players to grow with the club and if they go on and get sold for a profit and a return investment, then they have done their job and we did our job."
https://theathletic.com/1732140/2020/04 ... -ownership
Two Eastern European investors, Roman Dubov and Sergey Lomakin, provide substantial financial backing and are involved in the ownership structures of three clubs: Latvian champions Riga, Cypriot top-flight side Pafos and third tier Russian team Rodina Moscow.
Lomakin's public profile is discreet, but he made his fortune in Russian retail. Dubov, born in Hungary, has wide-ranging business interests in sport, most notably across Formula 1, the World Rally Championship, the Spartak Moscow ice hockey team and snooker.
Dubov was previously part of the CSI consortium that owned Portsmouth 10 years ago but frontman Vladimir Antonov was forced to step down due to legal proceedings in Lithuania. Dubov, who was not accused of any wrongdoing, says: “I met a lot of good people and they worked with me since. Michael Appleton helped me in Paphos and Steve Cotterill in Riga. One of the commercial directors helped me at Spartak's ice hockey club. It was a good experience. They deserve good ownership and to be in a higher position."
Jeremy Steele, whose time at Portsmouth came prior to Dubov's involvement with the club, is sporting director of Riga, Pafos and Rodina.
What is the opportunity identified here?
Dubov explains: "We seriously believe football is undervalued and not many people run it like a professional business, particularly in Eastern Europe. We see the opportunity to do it well. Historically in Eastern Europe, most sport was subsidised by governments, by the unions, rather than running it like a business company. It is why so many clubs have struggled over the past 10 years. There is an opportunity."
Is it fair to say, therefore, that clubs from the old Soviet Union are still playing catch-up, some 30 years on from the fall of the USSR?
"Yes, I think so," Dubov says. "If we talk about Russia, Ukraine, 80 per cent of the clubs are heavily subsidised by the government, and 70 per cent of the budget of those clubs is subsidised by the government. Sport is run like a charity organisation rather than business.
"In the old Eastern Europe, it needs another 10 to 15 years to go to the next level. I don't think there will be big opposition to more privatisation. It is more that television rights are not so high, ticket and gate receipts are not so high, so there will not be many brave people willing to take these clubs on. Zenit St Petersburg are privately owned by Gazprom, so it will be difficult to buy them out. Lokomotiv Moscow belong to the Russian Railway, so is still part of the Russian infrastructure. We think, therefore, that the best way is to invest in and grow small clubs in the second or third division. Krasnodar were taken over from nothing and over the past decade they built one of the most popular clubs in Russia, but it is more exceptional than normal.
"We are on a smaller scale. We are covering the markets we know. We understand the potential. There are, for example, only six or seven professional academies in Russia. We want to develop young talent. At Rodina Moscow, we play in the lower division, but the oldest player is 23. We give the opportunity for younger players to play. They are in the middle of the table (eighth of 14) and doing really well."
Dubov ads: "Currently they are three different ownerships for the three clubs, but we are trying to find a way to manage it as a group. As part of a group, you save costs in scouting and management and it is easier to sell sponsorship through the group, as there is greater coverage. We only do it from the commercial side for now. We are working closely with lawyers to sense opportunities, to build a group."
And Pafos? "Many reasons," Dubov begins. "First of all, the weather is good and the pitches are good, so you can train all year. On the pitch, you can have 11 foreigners playing, whereas normally there are rules about homegrown players. The important point, also, is the tax from PAYE income is only 11 per cent, so it is manageable. And then, it is also a place that is more simple to adapt for players from South America and Africa. The Cypriot people are friendly, the climate is similar, there is no racism, it is simple for everyone."
Dubov says: "I can say that for African players, when you get to Riga, it is quite cold, the people have different characters. There are less smiles and people feel a bit less comfortable. In Cyprus, people smile more, they are very helpful and do not have any issues with any personalities."
He is sporting director of the three clubs, but Steele has been primarily working on Paphos in his first season in the job. "Pafos is the club the owners want me to focus on," he says. "I have been here since August and tried to build it up. They have invested in training facilities. They built a new gym on the side of the building. There was not much there before. There is a new first-team facility, they renovated the academy building. The investment has gone into pitches, which have all been redone.
"We have agreed with the owners that, yes, OK, it is good to have experienced players. For older players coming to Cyprus, the average age of the league is over 30, I don't think players mind. The number of games is fewer, obviously compared to the Championship toll of midweek games. Here it is one game a week and the island is not big and the longest trip is 90 minutes.
"It is a very attractive proposal: it is sunny every day, nice beaches. But we need to find a way to buy young, talented players to grow with the club and if they go on and get sold for a profit and a return investment, then they have done their job and we did our job."
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Re: Idomybes ir keistenybes
Latvijos futbolo planas: sezoną nori pratęsti Lietuvoje arba Estijoje
https://www.15min.lt/sportas/naujiena/f ... 24-1315650
https://www.15min.lt/sportas/naujiena/f ... 24-1315650
Re: Ne į temą
The Football Federation has appealed to the KNAB regarding the activities of former officials of the training center "Staicele"
https://jauns.lv/raksts/sports/316848-f ... nu-darbibu
Šešėlis Latvijos futbole: federacijai ir jos įmonėms pareikšti kaltinimai verčiantis nusikalstama veika
https://www.lrt.lt/naujienos/sportas/10 ... tama-veika
Trys Latvijos futbolo federacijos įkurtos įmonės, taip pat pati organizacija, laikomos įtariamomis Valstybinės mokesčių tarnybos Mokesčių ir muitinės policijos inicijuotame baudžiamajame procese, praneša Latvijos žiniasklaida. Trys minimos įmonės yra „Latvijas Futbola Agentura“, „Latvija Futbola Federacijas Macibu“ ir „Treninu Centrs Staicele“ bei „Futbola Agentura“.
Remiantis neoficialia TV3 gauta informacija, Valstybės pajamų tarnyba tiria LFF ir šių su federacija susijusių įmonių veiklą nuo 2011 iki 2018 metų. Įtariamos yra tam tikros paskolos, abejotinos dovanos, galbūt fiktyvios operacijos ir sumos, siekiančios šimtus tūkstančių eurų. .
Kaip anksčiau pranešė LSM, balandžio 16 d. Valstybės pajamų tarnyba atliko kratą Latvijos futbolo federacijos biuruose.
Pajamų tarnybos atstovas Andrejus Vaivaras agentūrai LETA sakė, kad Mokesčių ir muitinės policija iškėlė baudžiamąją bylą prieš Latvijos visuomeninę organizaciją dėl apskaitos ir statistinės informacijos taisyklių pažeidimų, mokesčių vengimo ir pinigų plovimo.
Balandžio 1 dieną Pajamų tarnyba atėmė futbolo federacijai viešosios naudos organizacijos statusą. Tarnybos sprendimas įsigaliojo balandžio 8 d.
https://jauns.lv/raksts/sports/316848-f ... nu-darbibu
Šešėlis Latvijos futbole: federacijai ir jos įmonėms pareikšti kaltinimai verčiantis nusikalstama veika
https://www.lrt.lt/naujienos/sportas/10 ... tama-veika
Trys Latvijos futbolo federacijos įkurtos įmonės, taip pat pati organizacija, laikomos įtariamomis Valstybinės mokesčių tarnybos Mokesčių ir muitinės policijos inicijuotame baudžiamajame procese, praneša Latvijos žiniasklaida. Trys minimos įmonės yra „Latvijas Futbola Agentura“, „Latvija Futbola Federacijas Macibu“ ir „Treninu Centrs Staicele“ bei „Futbola Agentura“.
Remiantis neoficialia TV3 gauta informacija, Valstybės pajamų tarnyba tiria LFF ir šių su federacija susijusių įmonių veiklą nuo 2011 iki 2018 metų. Įtariamos yra tam tikros paskolos, abejotinos dovanos, galbūt fiktyvios operacijos ir sumos, siekiančios šimtus tūkstančių eurų. .
Kaip anksčiau pranešė LSM, balandžio 16 d. Valstybės pajamų tarnyba atliko kratą Latvijos futbolo federacijos biuruose.
Pajamų tarnybos atstovas Andrejus Vaivaras agentūrai LETA sakė, kad Mokesčių ir muitinės policija iškėlė baudžiamąją bylą prieš Latvijos visuomeninę organizaciją dėl apskaitos ir statistinės informacijos taisyklių pažeidimų, mokesčių vengimo ir pinigų plovimo.
Balandžio 1 dieną Pajamų tarnyba atėmė futbolo federacijai viešosios naudos organizacijos statusą. Tarnybos sprendimas įsigaliojo balandžio 8 d.
Re: Straipsniai užsienio kalbomis
Ventspilio prezidentas truputi paatviravo apie finansus latvių futbole
http://sportacentrs.com/futbols/virslig ... vs_vid_kra
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Straipsnis kurį rekomenduočiau perskaityti (pradžią galima ir praleisti) apie Skonto, Lenkiją, FC Riga ir RFS, atlyginimus latviams ir legionieriams Latvijoms futbole ir taip toliau.
http://sportacentrs.com/futbols/latvija ... a_preti_sp
http://sportacentrs.com/futbols/virslig ... vs_vid_kra
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Straipsnis kurį rekomenduočiau perskaityti (pradžią galima ir praleisti) apie Skonto, Lenkiją, FC Riga ir RFS, atlyginimus latviams ir legionieriams Latvijoms futbole ir taip toliau.
http://sportacentrs.com/futbols/latvija ... a_preti_sp
Re: Idomybes ir keistenybes
Pamatykite: Latvijos čempionate – iš aikštės vidurio pelnytas kuriozinis įvartis į savus vartus 
https://www.lrt.lt/naujienos/sportas/10 ... vus-vartus
https://www.lrt.lt/naujienos/sportas/10 ... vus-vartus
Re: Ne į temą
Praleidome ir lygtai niekur forume nemačiau
Latvijos futbolą krečia skandalas: Rygos klubas „vokeliuose“ galėjo mokėti tūkstantines sumas
https://www.15min.lt/sportas/naujiena/f ... 24-1335484
Ketvirtadienį Latvijos valstybinė mokesčių inspekcija pradėjo tirti šios šalies aukščiausioje „Virsliga“ žaidžiančio stipriausio šalies klubo „Riga“ veiklą. Teigiama, kad klubo vadovai „vokeliuose“ su futbolininkais atsiskaitydavo įspūdingomis sumomis.
Pasak policijos atstovų, kilo pagrįstų įtarimų, jog klubas iš žaidėjų artimųjų nuomojo nekilnojamą turtą rinkos vertės neatitinkančiomis ir stipriai išpūstomis kainomis.
Nors oficialiai futbolininkai ir darbuotojai su klubu turi darbo sutartis, pagal kurias uždirba 1000-1400 eurų per mėnesį, tačiau „vokeliuose“ kai kuriems žaidėjams buvo mokama ir 10 tūkst. siekiantys atlyginimai.
Dėl bandymo nuslėpti mokesčius baudžiamoji byla prieš klubą buvo pradėta dar gegužę.
„Mokesčių ir muitinės policijos departamentas atliko kratas klubo patalpose ir baudžiamajame procese dalyvaujančių asmenų rezidencijose. Kratų metu buvo rasti ir paimti baudžiamajam procesui svarbūs daiktai ir dokumentai, kurie bus toliau analizuojami“, – rašoma Sportacentrs.com gautame Latvijos policijos atsakyme.
„Riga“ vykdomasis direktorius R.Lajukas kaltinimus neigia. Baigęs teisėjo karjerą, R.Lajukas dirbo Daugpilio „Daugava“ generaliniu direktoriumi, taip pat buvo „Gulbene“ klubo prezidentas. Abiejų šių klubų istorijoje yra juodų dėmių.
Kai 2014-aisiais R.Lajukas atsistatydino iš pareigų Daugpilio klube, pareigūnai sulaikė aštuonis „Daugava“ atstovus, susijusius su vengimu mokėti mokesčius ir įsivėlusius į sutartų rungtynių skandalus. „Gulbene“ klubas irgi buvo išmestas iš Latvijos čempionato už tai, jog dalyvavo sutartuose mačuose.
Tai ne pirmas skandalas, susijęs su Latvijos futbolu, šiais metais. Pavasarį kratos dėl panašių bandymų nuslėpti mokesčius buvo atliktos Latvijos futbolo federacijos patalpose ir „Ventspils“ klube.
Latvijos futbolą krečia skandalas: Rygos klubas „vokeliuose“ galėjo mokėti tūkstantines sumas
https://www.15min.lt/sportas/naujiena/f ... 24-1335484
Ketvirtadienį Latvijos valstybinė mokesčių inspekcija pradėjo tirti šios šalies aukščiausioje „Virsliga“ žaidžiančio stipriausio šalies klubo „Riga“ veiklą. Teigiama, kad klubo vadovai „vokeliuose“ su futbolininkais atsiskaitydavo įspūdingomis sumomis.
Pasak policijos atstovų, kilo pagrįstų įtarimų, jog klubas iš žaidėjų artimųjų nuomojo nekilnojamą turtą rinkos vertės neatitinkančiomis ir stipriai išpūstomis kainomis.
Nors oficialiai futbolininkai ir darbuotojai su klubu turi darbo sutartis, pagal kurias uždirba 1000-1400 eurų per mėnesį, tačiau „vokeliuose“ kai kuriems žaidėjams buvo mokama ir 10 tūkst. siekiantys atlyginimai.
Dėl bandymo nuslėpti mokesčius baudžiamoji byla prieš klubą buvo pradėta dar gegužę.
„Mokesčių ir muitinės policijos departamentas atliko kratas klubo patalpose ir baudžiamajame procese dalyvaujančių asmenų rezidencijose. Kratų metu buvo rasti ir paimti baudžiamajam procesui svarbūs daiktai ir dokumentai, kurie bus toliau analizuojami“, – rašoma Sportacentrs.com gautame Latvijos policijos atsakyme.
„Riga“ vykdomasis direktorius R.Lajukas kaltinimus neigia. Baigęs teisėjo karjerą, R.Lajukas dirbo Daugpilio „Daugava“ generaliniu direktoriumi, taip pat buvo „Gulbene“ klubo prezidentas. Abiejų šių klubų istorijoje yra juodų dėmių.
Kai 2014-aisiais R.Lajukas atsistatydino iš pareigų Daugpilio klube, pareigūnai sulaikė aštuonis „Daugava“ atstovus, susijusius su vengimu mokėti mokesčius ir įsivėlusius į sutartų rungtynių skandalus. „Gulbene“ klubas irgi buvo išmestas iš Latvijos čempionato už tai, jog dalyvavo sutartuose mačuose.
Tai ne pirmas skandalas, susijęs su Latvijos futbolu, šiais metais. Pavasarį kratos dėl panašių bandymų nuslėpti mokesčius buvo atliktos Latvijos futbolo federacijos patalpose ir „Ventspils“ klube.
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Valmiera FC has rejected the 1.5 million euro offer for Arokodare
https://www.delfi.lv/sports/news/futbol ... d=52423391
"Optibet" football super league club "Valmiera" FC has rejected the offer of 1.5 million euros from the Belgian football grant "Anderlecht" for the transfer of the most successful player of this year's league league, Tolu Arokodare, according to the information available on the portal "Delfi".
Belgian football club "Anderlecht" has long been interested in the possibility of acquiring the leader of the attack of "Valmiera" unit.
The management of "Anderlecht" has offered "Valmiera" FC 1.5 million euros for the transfer of the player, but the Vidzeme club has rejected this amount, a person close to the negotiations revealed to the portal "Delfi".
Instead, the Latvian football club wanted to receive 2.0 million euros from the 19-year-old Nigerian striker Anderlecht. Due to the economic difficulties caused by the Covid-19, the Belgian unit does not want to buy footballers for such an amount.
Uldis Pūcītis, Chairman of the Board of Valmiera, did not comment on the situation to the portal "Delfi", but emphasized that Arokodare still has a valid agreement with "Valmiera" FC. True, the attacker did not participate in the Premier League championship game against BFC "Daugavpils" on August 30, so as not to risk his health before possible medical examinations as a result of the transfer, Pūcītis did not hide.
In Belgium, the transfer window closed on 31 August, but the second part will run from 8 September to 5 October.
Arokodare scored 14 goals in the first 14 Premier League championship games. Before the game with FK "Liepāja" scheduled for August 16, "Valmiera" announced that Arokodare had refused to participate in the game and the previous day's training. The club said in a statement that the player's agent, Jean Gerard, wanted Arokodare to move faster to Anderlecht, and said that more than ten European clubs were interested in the 19-year-old Nigerian.
The footballer himself revealed to the media "Sportacentrs.com" that he felt shocked, because "Valmiera" had blocked his transfer, which would be a record for Latvian football transfers. His representative has also offered the "Valmiera" club the option that Arokodare ends the season there, but moves to Belgium in January 2021.
The footballer returned to the game on August 23 against "Jelgava", where he forged a success with the 15 goals scored in the season , but on August 30 did not participate in the above-mentioned game against BFC "Daugavpils" team.
Although the exact amounts are not known, the football club "Skonto" once received about 2 million euros for the sale of Andrejs Rubins to the "Crystal Palace", as well as for the transfer of Maris Verpakovskis to the "Dinamo" club in Kiev. Most likely, these transfers can be considered as Latvian football records.
https://www.delfi.lv/sports/news/futbol ... d=52423391
"Optibet" football super league club "Valmiera" FC has rejected the offer of 1.5 million euros from the Belgian football grant "Anderlecht" for the transfer of the most successful player of this year's league league, Tolu Arokodare, according to the information available on the portal "Delfi".
Belgian football club "Anderlecht" has long been interested in the possibility of acquiring the leader of the attack of "Valmiera" unit.
The management of "Anderlecht" has offered "Valmiera" FC 1.5 million euros for the transfer of the player, but the Vidzeme club has rejected this amount, a person close to the negotiations revealed to the portal "Delfi".
Instead, the Latvian football club wanted to receive 2.0 million euros from the 19-year-old Nigerian striker Anderlecht. Due to the economic difficulties caused by the Covid-19, the Belgian unit does not want to buy footballers for such an amount.
Uldis Pūcītis, Chairman of the Board of Valmiera, did not comment on the situation to the portal "Delfi", but emphasized that Arokodare still has a valid agreement with "Valmiera" FC. True, the attacker did not participate in the Premier League championship game against BFC "Daugavpils" on August 30, so as not to risk his health before possible medical examinations as a result of the transfer, Pūcītis did not hide.
In Belgium, the transfer window closed on 31 August, but the second part will run from 8 September to 5 October.
Arokodare scored 14 goals in the first 14 Premier League championship games. Before the game with FK "Liepāja" scheduled for August 16, "Valmiera" announced that Arokodare had refused to participate in the game and the previous day's training. The club said in a statement that the player's agent, Jean Gerard, wanted Arokodare to move faster to Anderlecht, and said that more than ten European clubs were interested in the 19-year-old Nigerian.
The footballer himself revealed to the media "Sportacentrs.com" that he felt shocked, because "Valmiera" had blocked his transfer, which would be a record for Latvian football transfers. His representative has also offered the "Valmiera" club the option that Arokodare ends the season there, but moves to Belgium in January 2021.
The footballer returned to the game on August 23 against "Jelgava", where he forged a success with the 15 goals scored in the season , but on August 30 did not participate in the above-mentioned game against BFC "Daugavpils" team.
Although the exact amounts are not known, the football club "Skonto" once received about 2 million euros for the sale of Andrejs Rubins to the "Crystal Palace", as well as for the transfer of Maris Verpakovskis to the "Dinamo" club in Kiev. Most likely, these transfers can be considered as Latvian football records.
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Virsliga šėlsta.
Jūrmalos Spartakas pardavė prancūzą Gabriel Charpentier Serie A Genoa klubui. Italų spauda skelbia, kad bazinė suma bus sumokėta 1 milijonas eurų, o bendrai su priedais gali išaugti iki 1,5 milijono.
Jūrmalos Spartakas pardavė prancūzą Gabriel Charpentier Serie A Genoa klubui. Italų spauda skelbia, kad bazinė suma bus sumokėta 1 milijonas eurų, o bendrai su priedais gali išaugti iki 1,5 milijono.
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Šiandien oficialiai išnuomotas į FC Koln Bundeslygoje.Valmiera FC has rejected the 1.5 million euro offer for Arokodare
https://www.delfi.lv/sports/news/futbol ... d=52423391
Re: Straipsniai užsienio kalbomis
"Futbolbumbas" Arkādijs Birjuks and Jurijs Žigajevs meet with Paulius Jakelis, Head of Communication at the Latvian Football Premier League and RFS club. Together we discuss the transferred games in the Premier League, as well as try to compare the current football situation in Latvia and Lithuania.
http://sportacentrs.com/futbols/virslig ... r_latvijas
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