Roskomnadzor sues ex-footballer Smolov for 300K rubles
Roskomnadzor filed a lawsuit against former Russian national football player Fedor Smolov for 300,000 rubles in the Moscow Arbitration Court, with media speculation linking the claim to unpaid 3% internet advertising fees.
Consensus
- Roskomnadzor filed a lawsuit in the Moscow Arbitration Court against Fedor Smolov.
- The lawsuit seeks 300,000 rubles.
- The claim was submitted on September 24.
- The case has been registered but not yet accepted for consideration.
- The reason for the claim has not been officially disclosed.
- Media reports suggest the claim may relate to unpaid 3% internet advertising fees.
- The 3% mandatory fee on internet advertising income applies from April 1, 2025.
Points of divergence
- The 3% fee is calculated based on information about internet advertising provided by Roskomnadzor. — fontanka
- The 3% fee is based on quarterly income from internet advertising services. — vedomosti
- Smolov retired from professional football in 2025. — vedomosti
- Blogger Oksana Samoilova paid a 714,000 ruble debt to Roskomnadzor related to unpaid advertising fees. — vesti
Coverage (4 sources)
- Roskomnadzor filed a lawsuit against Fyodor Smolov — Фонтанка
- Roskomnadzor asks court to recover 300,000 rubles from footballer Smolov — Ведомости
- Roskomnadzor filed a lawsuit for 300 thousand rubles against former Russian national footballer Smolov — Вести
- Roskomnadzor filed a lawsuit against former Russian football team player Fedor Smolov for 300 thousand rubles, reported TASS in Ar... — ТАСС (Telegram)
Key entities
- Roskomnadzor
- Fedor Smolov
- Russia
- TASS
- Moscow
- Arbitration Court
- Media
- RIA Novosti
- Ar
- Smolov Moscow
- Federal Service of Supervision in the Sphere of Communications, Information Technologies and Mass Media