The Red Devils now also know who the third country they will meet at the European Championship is: Ukraine. That is a solid team with some old acquaintances. Sergiy Serebrennikov took them out.
Malinovskyi
Ruslan Malinovskyi made a big impression at KRC Genk and was by far one of the better midfielders in the Jupiler Pro League during that period. He moved to Atalanta and via Marseille he ended up at Genoa.
“Malinovskyi is an experienced player. He always plays his match and is always at the same level. He can play fantastic matches, but even when he doesn’t perform as well, he is important. He is one of the players who can decide how things will go.” team, he can also bring calmness,” says Serebrennikov, now an agent and previously a former player of Cercle and Club, among others, Sporza.
Yaremchuk
Roman Yaremchuk is also still working there. He shone at AA Gent, did well at Benfica, failed at Club Brugge and is now on loan at Valencia. He is a very important link in the national team.
“Yaremchuk has had ups and downs over the past two years, but he was super important in these play-offs. Against Bosnia he was good for a goal and an assist and he also showed his qualities against Iceland,” said Serebrennikov.
