Everton’s Vitaliy Mykolenko has hit out at Artem Dzyuba and the Russia captain’s international teammates for their silence over the invasion of Ukraine
The Ukraine defender, who joined Everton from Dynamo Kyiv in January, embraced his international colleague Oleksandr Zinchenko before Manchester City’s game at Goodison Park last Saturday as the attention of the football world focused on the plight of their country.But, while support for Ukraine has been widespread, Mykolenko is furious that has not extended to all the players from Russia’s football team.
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