[1] A year later, in July 2014, Panchenko signed for reigning Russian Premier League champions CSKA Moscow on a five-year contract.

[4] On 23 February 2017, Dynamo announced they have agreed on terms with Panchenko and will activate the buy-out clause to gain his full rights after the loan deal expires at the end of the season.

He subsequently was offered a position of assistant coach with the team, which he accepted and retired from playing.

[12] His father Viktor Panchenko was also a professional footballer, and was the top scorer during the 1993 Russian Premier League season.

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