The document, which the former general director of Spartak Shamil Gazizov calls the team owner Leonid Fedun's receipt for the transfer of 10% of the club's shares, is similar to a summary of the requirements for an employment contract, which was simply "taken off the table." This was stated by lawyer Natalya Zavyalova, representing the interests of Spartak, whose words are quoted by the Championship portal.
“We saw her, the word “Spartacus” is never mentioned there. From this document it is absolutely not clear what the club has to do with it. The document provided by Gazizov's party is extremely difficult to call a receipt or any obligations. Some linguistically unstructured list of phrases. If you read it, you might get the impression that Fedun simply wrote down for Gazizov everything that he wants to see in the employment contract, ”said Zavyalova.
She added that "Gazizov's receipt is a kind of paper that he took from Fedun's desk, this characterizes Shamil."
Fedun called "just a sheet of paper" a receipt about the shares of "Spartak" to Gazizov Football Gazizov, in a conversation with the "Championship", called Zavyalova's comment about the origin of the receipt frivolous. “I'm not a lawyer. Let the first person say it - in this case we will talk. I took a receipt from Fedun on the table? This is not serious. You've gone completely crazy, haven't you?" Gazizov said.
In December 2021, Gazizov said that Fedun, when hiring, offered him shares in the club and wrote a corresponding receipt. According to Match TV sources, it was about 10% of the club's shares. Fedun himself called this receipt "just a sheet of paper."
Gazizov worked at Spartak as the CEO from July to December 2020. After leaving the club, he continues litigation with the Red-Whites over compensation. Gazizov currently holds the post of general director of Ufa.
On December 7, the Supreme Court of Bashkiria overturned the verdict of the Oktyabrsky Court of Ufa in the case of the "golden parachute" in the amount of almost 400 million rubles. for Gazizov after leaving Spartak. The basis for the payments was an additional agreement to the contract with Gazizov, signed by Fedun.
At the same time, the additional agreement itself and the right of the Spartak owner to conclude it became the subject of another trial - with the participation of the Capital Assets company, which owns a 22% stake in Spartak.
Gazizov in January filed a new lawsuit against Spartak, demanding 86 million rubles. and reinstatement as CEO. Zavyalova on January 28 reported that the hearing on Gazizov's claim was postponed until March 4.
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