In connection with the recent events at FC Khust, the sports community of Ukraine is concerned about the unexpected detention of Mykola Sirash, a key player of the team. According to the club, the 25-year-old football player was brought to the Military Commissariat directly from the city station, although the law on mobilization has not yet come into force.

Alarming events

According to the representatives of FC Hust, the situation with Mykola Sirash causes concern not only because of the lack of contact with the player, but also because of the possible influence on the team's participation in the championship. This incident calls into question the holding of matches in the city and the fate of the Ukrainian football championship in general.

"There was no football in our city for a long time. The newly created FC Khust was able to win the Zakarpattia Championship in 5 years, make a successful debut in professional football and get the right to represent Zakarpattia in the First League of Ukraine," - emphasized in the club's statement.

Reaction of the sports community

FC Khust appealed for support to the highest bodies of Ukrainian football and the authorities, including the head of the UAF Andrii Shevchenko and the heads of other relevant organizations. The problem of athlete mobilization is not unique to FC Hust, but in this case it is of particular concern due to its illegal nature and possible consequences for the development of football in the region.

Struggle for the rights and development of football

FC Hust is actively working on the development of children's football and the training of future stars, and this situation can have far-reaching consequences not only for the professional team, but also for young football players. The club stated that it exists thanks to the funds of patrons and asks for help in preserving sports values ​​and opportunities for development.

Is the future of Ukrainian football under threat?

The situation with Mykola Sirash calls into question not only the implementation of laws, but also the ethics of sports. If the teams continue to refuse to come to Khust because of the actions of the local TCC, this may lead to the collapse of the championship and the undermining of the reputation of Ukrainian football.

Editor: Vitalina Patskan