The former national team midfielder Roman Eremenko has chosen to continue his career in the football league team Honka. He has signed a contract valid for this season.
On Thursday afternoon, MTV Urheilu announced that Roman Eremenko is ready for the football league team Honka. Just over an hour later, the club confirmed the task.
– It’s a good feeling, I’ve trained with the team and like the atmosphere. Honka’s playing style suits me well. I promise all supporters that I will give everything on the field, says Eremenko.
After five matches, medal candidate Honka’s balance is 1–3–1. The team went on a heavy injury report a week ago when it was clear that Jerry Voutilainen has finished playing for the season.
– In addition to replacing Jerry Voutilainen so that Eremenko also has the characteristics required for the club’s development, Säger Honkas manager Hexi Arteva.
Roman Eremenko’s career
2022 HIFK
2019–21 FK Rostov (Russia)
2018 Spartak Moscow (Russia)
2014–16 CSKA Moscow (Russia)
2011–14 Rubin Kazan (Russia)
2008–11 Dynamo Kiev (Ukraine)
2007–08 Udinese (Italy)
2007 Siena (Italy)
2005–07 Udinese (Italy)
The former national team midfielder has spent a large part of his best years in Russia. In autumn 2016, he was suspended for two years after testing positive for cocaine. Eremenko’s last international match is from autumn 2016.
Eremenko has three times been chosen as the men’s soccer player of the year in Finland: 2011, 2014 and 2015.
The text updated at 15.05 after Honka’s confirmation.
