According to the Daily Mail, Toure has requested strict action should be taken against the club in a bid to cut out the frequency of racist chanting.
But in a fresh twist to the saga, Moscow’s deputy media manager Michael Sanadze told Sky Sports News: 'There is no subject to discuss. Nothing special happened.
'There was a lot of noise in the stadium. Nobody else, other than Yaya Toure, heard anything. The only trouble that has come about was because Yaya Toure heard something.'
Ivory Coast teammate and CSKA player Seydou Doumbia also sparked fury by claiming that Toure was ‘clearly exaggerating.’
Manuel Pellegrini’s side sit second in Group D, three points off current holders Bayern Munich who top the group.
The German side remain current favourites to regain the title and have a great chance to experience the final under Pepe Guardiola this time around.