FC Crvena Zvezda has offered the Russian national team its stadium for hosting matches.

On April 3, Zvezdan Terzic, CEO of the Serbian Crvena Zvezda football club, said that the club was ready to provide Russia's stadium for international matches as a neutral arena.

"Crvena Zvezda" has always been and will always be with its Russian brothers. We have everything you need for Russian football at your disposal," Sport-Express quoted Terzic as saying.

"The stage of return may be playing on neutral fields, but we want to play matches at home."

RFU Secretary General Maxim Mitrofanov — on dialogue with FIFA and UEFA

Earlier, on February 8, the president of the Russian Football Union (RFU), Alexander Dyukov, said that he believes in the return of the Russian national teams to international tournaments in his new term in office.

Maxim Mitrofanov, Secretary General of the RFU Ethics Committee, said on February 5 that some members of UEFA and the International Football Federation (FIFA) may have changed their rhetoric regarding the return of Russians to international competitions. He expressed the hope that the increased work will lead to the return of the Russian national team in 2025.