Figure skater Evgeny Medvedev will pay more money to his new Canadian coach Brian Orser than the previous coach Eteri Tutberidze. "I told them (to Medvedeva and her mom) that in the first 6 months the expenses are likely to be more than usual," Orsera quotes Globetrotting. Canadian coach stressed that the Russian figure skater will have to seriously work on choreography and slipping. The representative of the Federation of figure skating RF Olga Ermolina noted that FFKRF can not yet reveal the details of the agreement between Orser and Medvedev. The fact that the two-time world champion, silver medalist of the 2018 Olympics Evgeny Medvedev leaves his mentor Eteri Tutberidze, it became known on Monday, May 7. The press reported some unsightly details of the parting of the star athlete and her trainer: Evgenia allegedly did not answer Tutberidze's calls and messages, and learned about the departure of Evgenia Tutberidze from the media. Meanwhile, on the website of the FFKTR, Medvedev's appeal appeared in which she warmly responded about her former mentor: "I want to thank Eteri Georgievna Tutberidze and the whole coaching staff for the long, fruitful, sometimes very difficult work. These people gave me a life in figure skating and led to such high results that I can rightly be proud of. "Tutberidze trains the Olympic champion in 2018 15-year-old Alina Zagitova.

Evgenia probably felt deprived and decided to go to Orser in the hope that he would help her to take new heights. Brian Orser is 56 years old, he is a two-time silver medalist in the Olympic Games in men's single skating, the 1987 world champion. After the end of sports career he became a coach. He brought up such stars as the 2010 Olympic Champion Kim Yun, a two-time Olympic champion (2014 and 2018. ) Yudzuru Khanyu, two-time world champion (2015 and 2016. ) Javier Fernandez.