The CEO of “Akron,” **Konstantin Klyushchev**, commented on the support the club receives from the governor of the Samara region, **Vyacheslav Fedorychev**. The official also regularly attends matches of the Samara team, “Krylya Sovetov.”
**”Fedorychev was seen wearing a ‘Krylya Sovetov’ scarf at an Akron match,”** he noted.
**”Yes, we noticed that as well, among others. However, we fully understand that he supports both ‘Akron’ and ‘Krylya’ equally.”**
**”Have you considered giving him a ‘proper’ scarf to bring good luck to ‘Akron’?”**
**”In football, as in life, the key is to rely on your own strengths. We are genuinely pleased that Vyacheslav Andreevich shows such a keen interest in the development of Samara football, and his support is significant for us, regardless of the scarf’s colors.”**
“Akron” has become accustomed to winning through diligence rather than mere symbolic acts. Nonetheless, we always appreciate seeing fans in our colors in the stands. Vyacheslav Andreevich understands well that true support is measured by actions, not accessories. He has consistently stood by us in efforts to advance regional football, and that is what truly matters,” Klyushchev said in an interview with “Championat” correspondent Dmitry Zymin.
After five matches, “Akron” currently sits in eighth place in the Russian Premier League standings, having accumulated five points, while “Krylya Sovetov” has eight points, placing them sixth.
