At a time when the former player of the Ukrainian national team Yaroslav Rakitsky terminated the contract with the St. Petersburg "

TSN Prosport talks about representatives of Ukrainian football who decided not to break ties with the invaders.

Anatoly Tymoshchuk Former record holder of the national team of Ukraine in the number of matches played, Anatoliy Tymoshchuk spent 4 years of his playing career in St. Petersburg, and since 2017 he has been an assistant to the head coach of Zenit.

Since the beginning of Russia's military aggression against Ukraine, Tymoshchuk has not made a single public statement and decided to stay in Russia. Also, in the press, so far unconfirmed information has appeared that he can work for the FSB of the aggressor country..

Fortunately, the ex-football player has already been punished in his homeland - he was officially deleted from the history of Ukrainian football.

We add that the former football player of Dynamo Kiev and the Ukrainian national team Oleksandr Aliev and Ukrainian coach Oleg Fedorchuk have already spoken harshly about Tymoshchuk.

Ivan Ordets Another ex-player of the Ukrainian national team, a graduate of Shakhtar Donetsk, Ivan Ordets has been playing for Dynamo Moscow since 2019.

Unlike Tymoshchuk, on the first day of the war, the footballer made a speech in support of Ukraine, after which, for unknown reasons, he missed the match of his team against Khimki. Later, Ordets spoke on Instagram about the situation in his hometown of Volnovakha:.

" This is a humanitarian catastrophe, people are dying without food and water.. Parents call children, say goodbye.

What is happening in my hometown is inhumane, civilians are being watered with " Give the " Need urgent help. Somebody help people.

Urgently! A cauldron was built in Volnovakha. There is no city left, everything is on fire. Relatives have not contacted for days. There are corpses in the streets. We need to ask the state to give at least a few hours to make a green corridor to evacuate people.

People have been sitting in basements for the third day, including families with babies without electricity and water.. Civilians are asking for a "

Dmytro Ivanisenya Former midfielder of Zorya Lugansk and the national team of Ukraine Dmitry Ivanisenya has been playing for the Russian team Krylya Sovetov for six months.

On his Instagram page, Ivanisenia posted a video calling " The media reported that the footballer was ready to leave the club against the backdrop of the Russian invasion, but the information was not confirmed.

Mark Mompassy Former defender of Shakhtar Donetsk and Ukraine youth teams Mark Mampassi moved to Lokomotiv Moscow this off-season.

Moreover, the 19-year-old football player also received a Russian passport under an accelerated procedure..

Mampasi will no longer be a legionnaire in the championship of the aggressor country and can play for the Russian national team if he is called there.

The football player did not speak about the war that Russia launched against Ukraine.

Igor Kalinin, a 26-year-old ex-footballer from Zorya Luhansk, received a Russian passport after the annexation of Crimea in 2014, but continued to play in Ukraine.

In February 2017, he became a Volgar player from the Russian FNL. Since then, Kalinin has been living and working in Russia..

While he plays for Rostov and is not going to return to Ukraine.

Oleksandr Filin A pupil of the Simferopol Sports School "

In February 2015, he decided to continue his career in Russia and signed a contract with the Ufa club.. Less than a year later, it was announced that Filin was no longer considered a legionnaire in the Russian Championship..

Now the rights to the player belong to Khimki. It should be noted that he also did not speak about Russia's invasion of Ukraine..