Dynamo midfielder Vladyslav Kabaev has revealed how he reacted to the transfer of Mykhailo Mudryk from Shakhtar to Chelsea.
Vladyslav Kabaev. Photo by Oksana Vasylieva"The transfer market is growing every year. It's hard to talk about it. It's not clear why Vitya Tsygankov, who played so many matches and scored so many goals in the national team, is leaving, roughly speaking, for 5 million, and Mudryk - for 100.
Of course, this transfer is being discussed. It's like when Lunin joined Real Madrid from Zorya. It was something unreal. Mudryk played one season, maybe one and a half, and left for Chelsea for 100 million. Of course, there is such criticism of him there now. I feel sorry for him in football terms, but I understand where it all comes from. Some people have it like Vita. Mudryk is a bit younger. And a new country, a new language - it's all hard.
But he has qualities that can help him grow into a super footballer. I honestly believe that. He is interesting to watch. You always expect something from him," Kabaev said.
