As the club announced on Twitter, Vitaly Fridzon has agreed to a two-year deal with Lokomotiv Kuban.
The 32-year-old guard left CSKA Moscow earlier today, after spending the last five years with the Muscovites.
Fridzon won five VTB League and Russian League titles as well as the 2016 EuroLeague championship with CSKA Moscow, while he returns to the EuroCup for the first time in six years, as he won the competition with Khimki back in 2012.
Loko has singed a 2-year contract with @russiabasket's captain and ex-@cskabasket guard Vitaly Fridzon.
Welcome to the Krasnodar! pic.twitter.com/ah3t7jhUif— Lokomotiv Kuban (@lokobasket) July 25, 2018
