Former forward of the Ukrainian team left the post of head coach of the seventh German division.

In early 2017, Andrei Voronin became the head coach of the German club Buderich, who performs in the seventh German division in strength.

On Tuesday, June 13, Voronin left the tutor of the German club, due to the high employment of the Ukrainian. This is reported by Fussball. De.

Under the leadership of Voronin Buderich played 15 matches, having won 6 wins, 2 draws and 7 defeats.

Andrew wanted to go to the sixth division, but the team could not rise in the class.

Note that Voronin spent most of his career in Germany, so there will be no problems with communication with the Ukrainian.

Voronin moved to Germany at the age of 16. There he played for Borussia M, Mainz, Cologne, Bayer, Hert and Fortuna Dusseldorf.

Voronin also has experience of performing in England and Russia, where he defended the colors of Liverpool and the Moscow Dynamo respectively.