The turbulent situation in Russia and Ukraine attracted a lot of attention, during which many athletes were involved, and even many people died, including biathlon athlete Yevhen Malyshev and 25-year-old Ukrainian player Demitro Matienko who was killed by a shell. Even so, there are still quite a few Ukrainians defending their homeland, including former Arsenal defender Oleg Luzny, who is also a participant in the peak Arsenal and has now decided to fight Against Russia.
That's according to reports, former Arsenal defender Oleg Luzny has returned to his home country of Ukraine to fight Russia for his country, and he also insists that Ukraine will not give up and that they will fight for themselves and their country.
It is reported that Luzni's decision has been supported and supported by former teammates and current Crystal Palace coach Vieira and others.
The only people who can stand out from the gunfire of war are the warriors, and it is clear that the former gunner Iron Guard Luzny is one of them. Oleg Luzny's football career was brilliant, debuting in the Ukrainian league club Dynamo Kiev, playing for the team for 10 seasons, winning 8 league titles, including 7 consecutive titles. During this period, Luzny served as captain of the team, and in the Champions League match against Arsenal, Wenger said that he was very appreciative of Luzny and impressed by his performance.
Later in life, Oleg Luzni came to Arsenal, from joining the Gunners in 1999 to leaving in 2003, Luzni experienced arsenal's most brilliant stage, playing for the team for four seasons, making 110 appearances in all competitions, and even captaining the League Cup. In the 2001–02 season, when Arsenal won the double, Luzny made 18 appearances, all of which started, and from Christmas 2001 to early April 2002, Luzny started 13 Premier League games, and Arsenal remained unbeaten. Before the start of the 2003–04 season, Luzny left the team.
Luzny, now 53 years old, made a major decision to return to his homeland and fight for his hometown and the people of his homeland, which was also supported by Vieira and others, and also hoped that the gunman's famous host would have good luck.