Former Ukrainian forward Vasyl Shved told how the reform of the League of Nations made an impression on him.
Vasyl Shved (photo: ffl.org.ua)— Of course, when the Ukrainian national team plays, it's interesting for everyone. But, to be honest, I don't even particularly delve into the structure of this tournament. The national team is playing - that's good. During the course of the tournament, I understand what this or that victory gives. Do we need even more matches? Maybe for the tournament itself, because it is an additional chance for the teams to achieve their goal. But for the players themselves... There are so many matches, and additional matches are an additional burden on our leading players. This is a greater burden on the coaching staff, it is a headache over the rotation. I think that the national team's headquarters, when it is formed, will figure it out and say whether it will be beneficial, - said Shved the elder.
