The CEO of Moscow’s Torpedo, **Sergey Sinyayev**, announced that the club has submitted all required documents to the Russian Football Union (RFS) to confirm the fulfillment of its previously stated financial guarantees necessary for participating in the RPL for the 2025/2026 season.

Last season, Torpedo finished in second place in the Melbet First League, securing their promotion to the RPL.

“The football club Torpedo Moscow promptly provided all necessary documentation at the request of the RFS, confirming that we have met the previously outlined financial guarantees required for our participation in the MIR RPL for the 2025/2026 season. It is important to emphasize that our club is financially stable and faces no monetary issues.

Our team’s preparation for the new season is proceeding in full alignment with the plan established by our coaching staff. We still have three friendly matches scheduled before the end of the summer transfer window.

Torpedo is actively engaged in the transfer market and the team will be strengthened in the near future as this process is ongoing in a planned manner.

Construction of our new arena on Vostochnaya Street is progressing: the previously announced timelines for completion of the project will be adhered to. There are no disruptions or funding issues regarding the construction works,” stated the CEO in a message released on the Torpedo website.

It was previously reported that a court has sent the co-owner of Torpedo, Leonid Sobolev, and the general director of the black-and-whites, Valery Skorodumov, to a detention facility. The officials are accused of attempting to bribe referees in several First League matches.