CSKA will try to part with one of its foreign midfielders in the winter, claims "Tema Sport", reported Topsport.
It is about the Norwegian Ullaus Skarshem, who arrived at the "red" at the beginning of the year, but was never able to establish himself as a leading figure in the lineup. After the arrival of the coach Alexander Tomas, he finally dropped out of the accounts.
The former Rosenborg player started as a starter in the 46-year-old specialist's debut in the 0-1 loss against Botev (Plovdiv), but then only recorded a few seconds in extra time against Beroe. Against Lokomotiv (Sofia) and Black Sea, the reserve remained unused, which is a clear enough assessment by the head coach. The Norwegian got injured before the match with Septemvri (Sofia), having problems with his foot, which will most likely prevent him from getting into the group for the eternal derby with Levski. Even if he was healthy, though, he certainly wouldn't start against the Blues.
Skarshem has no future in CSKA under the leadership of Alexander Tomas and will be looking for a new team in the winter. The goal is to sell it, but it can also be rented out. The Army signed the Norwegian in January for 2 and a half years, but even before the expiration of the first one, they are already ready to part with him. At the time, his transfer value was around €500,000, but because his contract with Rosenborg was expiring, the hometown club paid a lower amount to the Norwegians.
CSKA is Scarshem's first club outside the Scandinavian country.