Norwegian midfielder Matthias Normann terminated the contract with Dynamo Moscow due to a drone attack on the Russian capital, which took place on the night of August 1, writes the Norwegian edition of Nettavisen. Since the beginning of 2019, Norman has played in the Russian Championship for Rostov. In the 2021/22 season, the Norwegian played on loan at the English Norwich. After the end of the lease, which happened after the start of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine, he returned to the terrorist country. In the summer of 2022, the midfielder was rented by Dynamo Moscow.

This summer, Norman's lawyers sent letters to Russian clubs saying that the player decided to terminate the contract due to " The Norwegian edition reports that the reason for the decision of Matthias to leave Russia was the drone attack on Moscow, which took place near the place of residence of the football player. In turn, Rostov and Dynamo, which still own the rights to Norman, said they plan to file a lawsuit against him.. The player's contract with the Russian club was calculated until 2025.