Former Shakhtar, Dnipro and Ukraine international Artem Fedetskyi shared his thoughts on the future of Dynamo Kyiv's famous striker Artem Milevskyi, who recently suffered a coma.
Artem Fedetsky- Judging by his posts and Instagram, Artem has already been discharged from hospital. Do you think he'll make it?
- God willing. Everyone is worried about him. This situation can happen to anyone. When Artem was at the peak of his football career, earning a lot of money, he had a lot of friends and fans among the female community. Now he's in this situation, and we need to support him.
Artem is a strong man, and he needs to realise that people still need him and that he can do a lot of good. Milevsky needs to recalibrate his mind, gather all his will into a fist, reject the negative aspects and move on.
God gives life for a reason and it should be appreciated. Artem must realise this and he will succeed. Firstly, he has to help himself, because if a person doesn't want to, no one can help him. He has real friends who are ready to help him.
- As far as I understand, Artem is depressed and cannot find himself after his career is over.
- Artem used to run his own channel on YouTube, Mila, but then the war came to our country. He was left alone with these events, like many other Ukrainians. He also cannot go to Belarus to visit his family. It so happened that he did not have a family of his own, did not find the one.
Against the backdrop of these events, he suffered a psychological and moral breakdown. The man withdrew into himself and things happened as they did. But there were friends who were there for him and helped him - Sanya Aliev and Zhenya Seleznyov. Surkis also helped with the first stage of treatment.
- Ihor Surkis has already paid for his treatment, maybe now it's time to give him a position at Dynamo so that Milevsky can be involved?
- As far as I know, Surkis is ready to take Milevsky to some position at Dynamo. Perhaps as a children's coach or a selector. But it all depends on Artem. If he arranges things correctly in his head and moves in a positive direction, he will succeed.
We won't talk about his other, nightlife, but Milevsky has a great football experience, he played at a high level, so he has something to share with the children.
Andrii Piskun
