“It seems to me that Galaktionov is still considered a young coach. He gives the impression of someone who weighs everything carefully. Why would he leave if he feels at home at Lokomotiv? He has complete trust from everyone. Everything is working out.
In such a situation, nobody changes their surroundings. He hasn’t reached his ceiling at Lokomotiv,” said the former Tambov manager.
With one round remaining in the Mir Russian Premier League, Lokomotiv sits in third place, two points ahead of fourth-placed Spartak.