Russian defender dies in lockdown training after falling ill

It is believed the 22-year-old player had suffered a 'cardiac arrest'. FMTNews Russian Lockdown

MOSCOW: Lokomotiv Moscow defender Innokentiy Samokhvalov died during an individual training session forced by the coronavirus lockdown, the Russian club announced on Monday.

“He felt bad during an individual training session, the circumstances are still being clarified,” Lokomotiv said in a statement.Samokhvalov, 22, arrived at Lokomotiv in 2015 but is yet to make an appearance in the Russian Premier League. He recently played for Lokomotiv’s reserve team Kazanka in Russia’s third tier.Subscribe to our newsletter and get news delivered to your mailbox.

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