Glushakov: Russia’s Most Underrated Footballer?

Glushakov named the most underrated football player in the history of Russian football

Yevgeny Gavrilchenko

Former midfielder of Lokomotiv, Spartak and the Russian national team Denis Glushakov took part in a quick survey.

— What is the most useful football habit?
– Train every day.

— What is the most unusual stadium where you have ever played?
– “Alashkert”. Armenia.

— What is the most unusual trophy in your collection?
– Unusual? Legends Cup.

— The most underrated football player in the history of Russian football, in your opinion?
— There are many, it’s hard to say. We have half the country undervalued. Let it be Glushakov.

— What is the most unusual gift you have received from fans?
— There was a lot. And it’s difficult to single out just one. Bottles, flasks and soccer balls – there was everything. I don’t know. It’s so hard for me to say. Maybe it was strange when they signed on the first page of the passport.

— What is the most memorable goal of your career?
— Let there be a goal for Amkar in the 90th+3rd minute.

— What is the most memorable goal you have seen?
– There are many of them. Let Ibrahimovic go from the center of the field through himself,” Glushakov said in a video on the Telegram channel Legends Cup.

Glushakov ended his career in October 2025. In addition to playing for Lokomotiv and Spartak, Glushakov also played for Nika Moscow, SKA-Rostov, Akhmat, Khimki, Paris NN, Spartak Kostroma, Urartu and other teams.

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