Manchester City star Oleksandr Zinchenko has expressed his anger at former team-mates in Russia who are reluctant to speak out against their country's atrocities in Ukraine.
Defender Zinchenko, 25, played for the Russian club Ufa for a season-and-a-half before he signed for City in the summer of 2016.
But he feels let down by friends over there who haven't condemned Vladimir Putin's brutal invasion of his homeland.



'I have friends over there, a small circle, but now it has reduced almost to nothing,' Zinchenko told The Guardian.