Thanks to an unique rule: VfL Bochum brings Ukrainians from Moscow

VfL Transfer many thanks to unique regulation: Bundesliga club VfL Bochum has actually signed Ukrainian international Ivan Ordets. As the club announced on Sunday, the central protector originates from the Russian initial division club Dynamo Moscow as well as will obtain an one-year contract. The relocation is feasible since, complying with the war of aggressiveness versus Ukraine, FIFA chose that foreign professionals' contracts in Russia might be suspended until June 2023. Ordets (30) played for top Ukrainian club Shakhtar Donetsk from 2005 to 2019 and won the league title twice during this time.

In his initial season after transferring to Moscow, he was elected gamer of the period. His contract in Russia ran up until 2024. Ordets has actually made twelve looks for the nationwide group and also racked up one objective.

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