MOSCOW, Jul 4 Dmitry Kombarov became the head coach of St. Petersburg Zvezda, according to the official website of the club of the Second League. The term of the agreement with the 35-year-old specialist is not reported. Kombarov will make his debut in Zvezda as a head coach. Kombarov, being a player, played for Moscow Dynamo and Spartak, as well as Samara Krylya Sovetov. As part of Spartak, he became the champion and winner of the Russian Super Cup. Kombarov played 47 matches for the Russian national team and scored two goals. Last season, Zvezda finished seventh in Group 2A of the Second League. Premier League, transfers
