"I was very young when I arrived at CSKA, and I found it difficult getting used to everything, leaving my family. It is great here and the city is exceptional.
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"Right from the start they gave me phenomenal support on a professional and personal level.
Krasić helped CSKA become the first Russian side to lift a European trophy, the UEFA Cup in 2005, and he feels at home in Moscow. Since arriving six years ago he has grown into a key player while transforming from an out-and-out winger to a more versatile forward, willing to come inside in a freer role. Krasić has played a large part in that success. He has introduced a philosophy that suits us." Things changed following the arrival of Leonid Slutsky. You can see this distracted the team because we finished fifth in the league last year, which is a big failure for a club like CSKA. "Last year we changed coaches three times and that had a major impact, particularly because there are a lot of young players in the team," said the 25-year-old. "You need time to adapt to a new coach and new training methods.
The draw stretched CSKA's unbeaten run in the competition to four games since Leonid Slutsky replaced Juande Ramos in November and Krasić believes the new man in charge deserves credit for what he has achieved. Sevilla's advantage would have been greater still had Mark González's brilliant second-half strike not cancelled out Álvaro Negredo's opener. We weren't in our rhythm like Sevilla so they maybe had a slight advantage."
"We could have played better, but it was our first big game of the year. With the Russian league now under way, the Army Men are beginning to find match fitness and Krasić believes they will be stronger for the return. The 1-1 draw in Moscow was all the more impressive as it was CSKA's first competitive game since December.
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