Spartak Moscow is planning significant changes to its squad during the upcoming summer transfer window, with midfielder Anton Zinkovsky reportedly being considered for a departure.
According to the Operative Information Center-OMM, representatives for the player have offered his services to Krylia Sovetov Samara. The club's management is currently evaluating the proposal, though no final decision has been reached.
Reports indicate that Krylia Sovetov is simultaneously assessing other candidates for the same position as part of its broader transfer strategy. For Zinkovsky, a return to Samara would represent a familiar environment; the midfielder previously played for the club between 2019 and 2022 before securing a transfer to Spartak.
Zinkovsky's recent career path has included multiple loan spells. In early 2025, he returned to Krylia Sovetov on a loan basis. Furthermore, he spent the previous season on loan at Sochi, a campaign that ultimately saw the team relegated from the Russian Premier League (RPL).
The Russian Premier League, where these clubs compete, is the top division of Russian football. Historically, the league has served as a significant platform for developing talent in Eastern Europe, with clubs like Spartak Moscow consistently aiming to reshape their rosters to remain competitive in both domestic and regional tournaments.
