Russian footballer doped

German media reported that Russian players had accepted Amenia against Spain and Croatia. But ammonia is not banned in the international anti-doping policy of sports

Doping in Russian sports is nothing new. At last Rio Olympics, it has happened. The German press has accused Doping against the hosts in the World Cup. Russia has denied this allegation They say that one of the players who came to play after taking Ammonia a little. The Anti-Doping Agency has made a list of banned drugs, it does not have ammonia. Before facing Spain in the last sixteenth day, a Russian player had taken Amenia through the nostrils.

But Ammonia helps the players increase physical capacity. Increasing oxygen levels in the blood by stimulating breathing. The Munich press 'sudeshye jitang' commented on their report, "It is so light to the Russian Federation, that anyone using shampoo while bathing."

In the match against Spain, a player of the Russian bench pulled the ball into the ball with Ammonia nose before coming to the field. The German press 'Build' made the same complaint against Russian players in the last match against Croatia. At the end of the break, the Russian players received a picture of some of the noses being dragged. They think that Russian players were then taking Ammonia.

But the Russian Football Federation admitted accepting ammonia but denied doping. The country's national team doctor Eduard Bejugolov told the local media, 'It is a little ammonia that has been dragged through the nose through cotton balls. It uses thousands of athletes to keep themselves excited. It has been used for decades. '

Russia, after winning the last sixteenth of Spain, also lost in the quarter-finals to Croatia with a tiebreaker. Doping allegations against the country's footballers is nothing new. In 2012, FIFA investigated the allegations of doping against 11 players in Russia.