He promised to promote a career in hockey for money - the former defenseman of the Russian national team is accused of stealing three Liam Alexander Zhdan, participant in two world championships and champion of Russia in hockey as part of Dynamo Moscow, entered history. A resident of the village of Strelna, the father of a young hockey player, Yedigar R., told the police that he gave the former hockey player 3 million rubles. In exchange for this money, Zhdan promised to "advance his son in hockey and help the boy build a successful career." As a result, Zhdan did not promote the boy, did not build a career for him and stopped communicating. Taking money for services and throwing it away is bad. But what the hell habit started to buy careers for young hockey players? Recently, a similar scandal broke out in the Moscow region. ⁉ Isn't there a way to get into hockey now through hard work and talent? Did he "decide" just for a reward? They're just dishonoring home hockey glory RossScandal at the MAX - push on, don't delay!