Vladyslav Vanat: "Training camps are the hardest thing in football"

Dynamo forward Vladyslav Vanat spoke about his holiday during a routine medical examination and assessed how the past year has gone for him.

- Vladislav, how do you get back to work after your holiday?

- As always, when you come back from holiday and switch to work, you want to train.

- Did you manage to do everything you planned for your holiday?

- I rested, stayed at home, went to the mountains to Bukovel with friends. In general, I am satisfied with the holiday.

- The players received an individual training programme. Did you manage to stick to it?

- Yes, we did. In principle, this is not something new for us, because during every holiday we get a similar programme.

- How much time did you give yourself for a good rest?

- Somewhere around a week. Then I started to train on my own, and then it was time to start this programme.

- The fans voted you the best player last year. What does it mean to you?

- This is a nice recognition, which means that I had a good year in terms of football. I want to thank all the fans who voted. I would also like to thank the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It is thanks to them that football matches can now be held in our country.

- The rivals for the training camp are already known. Is there a team among them that you would particularly like to play with?

- Frankly speaking, there is no particular difference. Of course, training camps are the hardest thing in football.

- Have you analysed the standings in the UPL? What are your thoughts on the fight for the championship?

- I haven't, but we have three games in hand, and if we win them, we will be in the lead.