Spaniards conduct a doping check against the football player Cheryshev

Spanish doping officers conduct a trial against the midfielder of Valencia and the Russian national football team Denis Cheryshev, the newspaper The Telegraph reports.

According to the publication, the verification is related to the words of the father of Cheryshev Dmitry, who in an interview stated that the midfielder, being a player of Villarreal, had an injection of the growth hormone due to the inconsistency of the actions of the doctors during his restoration from the injury.

Later, Dmitry Cheryshev denied this information. The Russian Football Union also made a refutation, which in the statement noted that the football player was injected not by the growth hormone, but by the rich plasma plasma platelets (PRP therapy), which does not belong to prohibited substances.

The publication notes that the Spanish anti-doping agency began a trial against 27-year-old Cheryshev after his return to Spain from the World Cup in Russia. Spanish anti -doping services investigate "Contact with the Russian Anti -Doping Agency and the World Anti -Doping Agency."

In the summer, Denis, as part of the Russian national team, took part in the home championship , where he reached the quarterfinals with the team and scored four goals, sharing the second place with four more players in the list of the best scorers of the tournament. According to the results of the tournament, FIFA entered Cheryshev in the list of the main discoveries of the championship, also included his goal in the goal of the Croats in the list of applicants for the title of the most beautiful ball of the year . On Friday, Denis scored the ball against the Turkish national team in the first match of the League of Nations.

According to the WADA Code, growth hormone is a prohibited substance. For its use without a therapeutic exclusion, the athlete can be punished by disqualification for up to four years.