CSKA Moscow announced the transfer from the Argentine River Plate of the Colombian football player Jorge Carrascal, who previously played in the Ukrainian championship and played for the Karpaty club from Lviv.

The 23-year-old midfielder moved to CSKA on loan until the end of this season, while the army club has the option of buying the player's transfer at the end of the loan period.

Basel announced the transfer of CSKA football player Fedor Chalov Football Carrascal has already arrived at the location of CSKA at a training campoamor, Spain and successfully passed a medical examination before signing the contract.

Carrascal began his adult career at the Colombian club Millonarios, from where he moved to the Spanish Sevilla in 2016. As part of Sevilla, the Colombian failed to gain a foothold and moved to Karpaty, first on loan, and then on a permanent basis.

Jorge Carrascal in Kryivka (a screenshot from the player’s Instagram) (Photo: instagram.com/carrascall) While playing for Karpaty, Carrascal was noted for visiting the odious Lviv restaurant Kryivka (cache in Ukrainian), which is known for glorifying and promoting the ideas of the nationalist collaborationist formation Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA, an extremist organization, its activities are prohibited on the territory of Russia).

Restaurant "Kryivka" exists since September 2007. At the entrance to the establishment, guests are greeted by the doorman Mykola Panchenko in the uniform of a UPA militant, who requires the incoming visitors to say the slogan "Glory to Ukraine". According to the restaurant’s Facebook page, at the end of August 2021, an “achievement” was registered - Panchenko uttered the continuation of the slogan 1.2 million times in response.

In 2019, Carrascal returned to South America, but not to his native Colombia, but to Argentinean River Plate.

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