Former Russian footballer Yevgeny Savin, now known as the blogger Krasava, called the ex-captain of the Ukrainian national team Anatoly Tymoshchuk a traitor. Once called to the national team of the aggressor country, the Krylya Sovetov ekgraver tried to take a comment from the Zenit coach, but was refused.
Savin spoke about this in an interview with the ChestnOK YouTube channel. He expressed the opinion that the former captain of Shakhtar Donetsk sold his conscience for petrodollars, and Ukrainians will never forgive his betrayal.
“I wrote to him. He sent me a message – like I’m sorry, I don’t want to. I replied that this is expected, and what matters is what he will say to himself when time passes. I heard a lot of excuses – that he has a Russian wife, all money in Russia… But Tymoshchuk will never be forgiven for this. You can leave your wife for a while, you can withdraw money. But you will never take your conscience away. It will remain with him, there, between the Gazprom buildings. It will remain there forever, ” Savin said.
Recall that Anatoly refused to condemn Russia for the attack on Ukraine and was only able to squeeze out a small story on Instagram, in which he simply called for peace.
In turn, the Ukrainian servicemen wiped their feet on Anatoly’s T-shirt. And on Tymoshchuk’s birthday, the Lutsk City Council deprived the former player of the Ukrainian national team of the title of “Honorary Citizen of the City.”
The UAF has stripped Anatoly Tymoshchuk of all sports awards and titles, and also struck him out of the official registers of national teams because of his tacit support for the criminal actions of the leader of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, in Ukraine.
As GLOBAL HAPPENINGS reported, Anatoly Tymoshchuk decided to sue Ukraine after he fell under the NSDC sanctions. Before that, documents appeared on the network indicating that Anatoly was recruited by the Russian FSB. In addition, it became known that the ex-football player wants to obtain Romanian citizenship.
Source: Obozrevatel
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