Ukrainian national team player Oleksandr Zinchenko, who called the Russian occupiers bitches, will continue his career with Ajax Amsterdam, reports Telegraaf.
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On Tuesday, January 20, the defender, who is on loan at the English Nottingham Forest, is to undergo a medical at the camp of the 4-time winner of the Champions League (Cup) and sign a loan until June. At the same time, the Amsterdam club will cover the salary of the player, who has played 10 matches for the Foresters this season and has not scored.
Recall that the rights to 29-year-old Zinchenko belong to London's Arsenal. In total, during his career in Albion, the Ukrainian played 150 matches in the English Premier League and 41 matches in the Champions League, becoming a 4-time champion of England in the Manchester City shirt.
We should add that Ajax is not going through the best of times. In the Dutch championship, the Amsterdam team is in 3rd place, 18 points behind the leader PSV Eindhoven. And in the Champions League, the team lost in 5 out of 6 matches of the general stage.
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As you know, Oleksandr Zinchenko, who had his second daughter in 2023, already has experience in the Eredivisie. In the 2016/2017 season, he played for PSV Eindhoven on loan.
By the way, before the three-time European champion's move to Ajax, some fans accused Zinchenko of unfollowing PSV and deleting all photos related to the club he played for in the past.
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“I haven't been signed to them for a very long time. I just deleted the old photos a long time ago. And this has nothing to do with what is happening now. Because this is complete nonsense. A year ago, playing for Arsenal in the Champions League against PSV, when I scored a goal, I didn't celebrate. And I have great respect for this club, despite the fact that I was there on loan,” Tribuna.com quotes Oleksandr Zinchenko .
Previously, “FACTS” reported that Oleksandr Zinchenko moved from Arsenal to Nottingham Forest on loan.
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