The Shakhtar midfielder made a special mention to the sports journalist after the game in Antwerp.
Shakhtar and Ukraine team midfielder Georgy Sudakov responded to criticism of himself from journalist Igor Tsyganik. Let’s remember that earlier in his program Tsyganik LIVE he said that the footballer stopped playing and was thinking of another club.
This happened after the Pitmen drew with Polissya (0:0) in the Ukrainian Premier League.
“Sudakov, as soon as he crossed the middle of the field and was greeted a little harshly, he disappeared. I would advise to take the Juventus jersey off Sudakov, because I think he has been playing here for a few weeks. or more.
No Sudakov, who was there last year. Nope. Perhaps there is no Mudryk, no one to give, no one to meet at Shakhtar. But it is not at all the level of a football player who can claim to be the leader of a top-level European club team. And playing in the national team convinced me of this. Take off your Juventus shirt. Otherwise, we will lose,” said Tsyganik.
After the game with Antwerp in the Champions League, Sudakov posted two photos on Instagram. At first, the photo was a screenshot of Tsyganik’s broadcast, criticizing Sudakov. And in the second – the footballer himself, sitting in a Shakhtar T-shirt after the game and holding the club emblem in his hand. He simply captioned this photo: “As you can see, I’m wearing a Shakhtar T-shirt.”

Sudakov’s post on Instagram

Sudakov’s post on Instagram
We remind you that the former defender of Shakhtar reported the reason for the quarrel after the game in Antwerp.
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