Ukrainian promitiy are beginning to prepare in the face of war threats to the country.
Coach Nano Ginzburg's team is set to leave the country to continue working in the near future.
The team is scheduled to play today (Saturday) in the league against Cherkasy and then will most likely travel to the Czech Republic to continue training and possibly also play its games in the near future.
As you may recall, Maccabi Tel Aviv did a similar thing during the Gulf War when it left the country to train and play.
"You can feel the panic begin," says Ginzburg, but says that he himself is not really moved by the situation "as an Israeli who has already had such experiences."
He adds: "I am neither afraid nor under pressure. This is a huge country and the whole story takes place really far from here."
He also says that the foreign players of the team did not want to leave.
In other groups he says there is a possibility that strangers will leave.
Prometheus.
Will it transfer its games to the Czech Republic in the wake of the situation ?, Photo: Alan Shiver
Promitei in her first season at a European factory is one of the surprises of the season in the Champions League.
The team that qualified from the qualifiers ousted Hapoel Jerusalem in the play-in stage and in the top 16, it continues to succeed.
The Ukrainians opened their games with two wins - over Malaga and Ostend away.
Ginzburg, who did not transfer the last two games in the series against Jerusalem because he fell ill in Corona, returned to the lines and guided the team in the last two victories.
Champions League games are set to resume in early March.
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