Amputee Football in Ukraine: How Over 100 Thousand People Find New Meaning.
According to inkorr.com: Goalkeeper Roman Lindov shared his thoughts on the prospects of amputee football in Ukraine. In a conversation with the portal
«Glavkom»he noted that this sport could become important for people with amputations, as it allows them to find new meaning and enjoyment in life. Lindov also added that there are already sponsors ready to support the team, and his main goal is to enjoy the game.
In Lindov's team
«Bureviy»players do not have contracts, but amputee football is already gaining popularity in Ukraine, where over 100 thousand people with amputations live. This type of sport helps them return to an active lifestyle and find like-minded friends.
Ukrainian Championship of Amputee Football
Currently, 10 teams are participating in the Ukrainian championship. Recently, the Ukrainian national team achieved a hard-fought victory against Iceland in the qualification match for the World Cup.
Controversial Matches in the Qualification for the 2026 World Cup
The qualification for the 2026 World Cup included matches where the Ukrainian national team drew with Azerbaijan and lost to France. Ukrainian fans actively supported the national team during the match against France, unfurling a banner with the inscription
«Fortress of Europe».
The popularity of amputee football in Ukraine is constantly growing, which is important for people with amputations. Engaging in this sport allows them to return to active life, find support from like-minded individuals, and have the opportunity to realize themselves. The presence of sponsors and support from fans indicates the successful development of the team and this important form of sport.
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