Sunderland head coach Tony Mowbray shared his happy thoughts about the adaptation of the Ukrainian forward Nazariy Rusin in the Championship, where his fate moved from Lugansk Zorya.
“Rusin is not a young guy at all, but comes from Ukraine, and, in my opinion, he still has problems with his knowledge of the English language.
It’s important for you, but you know that he has talent - he creates mischief and fights with the ball.
At which stage I integrate it into the warehouse. Ideally, you don’t just need to enter it into the warehouse, but that’s not the case? We want you to learn how we play and what we work for. It’s a good script,” Mowbray is quoted as saying by The Northern Echo.
Usyogo Nazariy Rusin played for the first team of Sunderland 53 times in five matches, in which he was not productive.