Mynai's general manager Myroslav Nebesnyk commented on the results of the UPL meeting, where the majority voted to return the Transcarpathian team to the Premier League instead of Dnipro-1.
Myroslav Nebesnyk- Mr. Myroslav, we read that most UPL clubs voted for Minaj to replace Dnipro-1 in the UPL. We would like to get your comment on this.
- We also read this. This is not official information yet, we need the decision to be approved by the UAF Executive Committee. If the majority of clubs consider this option fair and logical, then we have no arguments to disagree with it. But I would like to note that Minaj respects the position of all clubs, each of them has the right to live.
- Is Minaj ready for the UPL in its current form, do you have enough time to strengthen it?
- This is a question for the club's sports management. I think they will do everything to make the team competitive in the UPL.
- If the majority voted for the tournament of four, would Minaj be ready to play in it?
- We respect the position of each club and are ready to implement any decision approved by the UAF Executive Committee.
- Aren' t you afraid of hate from fans of other clubs that Minaj again remained in the UPL not on a sporting basis?
- There will always be hate. Any decision is debatable. Minaj fans would be against it if Minaj were not considered as a replacement for Dnipro-1. If it is decided that Minaj will remain in the UPL, there will be hate from the supporters of the clubs that also conditionally claimed to be in the UPL. This is a natural process.
- Who will coach the team if Minaj stays in the UPL?
- The one who has a valid contract is Željko Lubenović. The club could not have any conversations or decisions on this matter. Our coach is preparing the team for the season, he held a meeting, and there are no questions to him.
