Head coach of Omsk Avangard Sergei Zvyagin after the match against SKA St. Petersburg he said that he did not blame the Canadian hockey player Tilleul Road is that he signed the contract in Switzerland.
On November 1, Avangard terminated the contract with forward Linden Vey by mutual agreement, citing family circumstances – a child in the hockey player’s family fell seriously ill. Swiss club Friborg announced on Monday that they had signed Vey.
— How did you react to Linden Vey’s move to Fribourg?
— I haven’t seen this news. I haven’t read the press for three weeks. Today I heard about it in the coaches room right before the game.
Tends to always think of the best in people. I spoke with Linden myself before he left. According to him, the family situation there is really very difficult. He said that Canada had very serious health problems. If the medicines are free, you have to wait a very long time to find the right specialist.
Our club management offered Wei to help transport the child to Germany for treatment, and we, as an organization, could help. Linden said he contacted doctors at his former teams – Vancouver, a German club, Swiss – to see if he could find a good doctor.
One of the main problems is that you have to determine the diagnosis itself, what is happening, what is the root of it. “I think that Wei most likely found the way to good specialists in Switzerland,” Zvyagin said, as quoted by the correspondent.
Avangard defeated SKA in a home match with a score of 2:1. The winning goal after the expulsion of Evgeniy Kuznetsov in the majority was scored by Matvey Zaseda.
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