Mykola Morozyuk: "Dynamo players sometimes go on autopilot"

Former Dynamo Kyiv midfielder Mykola Morozyuk shared his opinion on the White and Blues' performance this season.

"The team lives in an unrealistic rhythm, constantly on the road, etc. It is very difficult to live in such a rhythm. On top of that, Dynamo has lost its leading players over the past year. They sold Zabarnyi, Mykolenko, Tsygankov. Their places are taken by the youngest possible guys. It's all very difficult. I cannot say that the game has changed dramatically. I know a little more.

The players tell me, like friends, their emotional experiences, how hard it is for them. And I can partially understand it. Only when you play a tour, fly the next day, play a Champions League match, come back, play a tour and go to the national team the next day - we were going crazy then, but now people live in this mode for years. And they say that sometimes you just go out on autopilot, there are no emotions, nothing. You get something unreal out of yourself," Morozyuk said.