Ramil Şeydayev
Baku/01.07.21/Turan: Ramil Sheydayev, a 25-year-old forward of the national football team of Azerbaijan has moved to Aghdam Karabakh upon completion of his contract with Sabah, a club from Baku, a facebook account of the football club Karabakh announced.
Obviously, Sheydaev will take a place in the attack of the "horses" of Mahir Emreli who moved to Legia Warsaw.
Having missed out the championship in the Azerbaijani Premier League, Karabakh will compete in a new season in the European Conference Cup tournament.
Note that Sheydaev became the European champion as a member of the Russian youth national team (under 17) and a finalist of the European championship in the age category of under18.
Added to the above can be that Sheydaev played for the Russian teams Zenit, Dynamo, Kryliya Sovetov, Slovak Zhilina, Azerbaijani clubs Karabakh and Sabah.
As for the national team of Azerbaijan, Sheydayev played in 24 matches, scoring 6 goals, including against the national teams of Germany and Croatia.—06D-
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