Sergey YaremenkoSports correspondentAll materialsA correspondent in the agency's blog understands the situation with the flight of the Uruguayan defender «Dynamo» Guillermo Varela from the location of the club. When FIFA in June extended for a year the amendment that now the legionnaires of Russian clubs can suspend contracts for a year and go on loan without hindrance, many began to say that such a step was a time bomb for the RPL. But it turned out that this is not a bomb, but rather a time machine. On Sunday morning, it launched at the Dynamo Moscow base: Uruguayan Guillermo Varela, in the best traditions of Soviet hockey players of the late 80s, left things in a bag, jumped over the fence and urgently left Russia. And he did it just a few hours before the start of the game with “Torpedo”… Apparently, for greater secrecy. The difference is that Alexander Mogilny and Sergey Fedorov really had good reasons to believe that no one would voluntarily let them go to the NHL — the then hockey CSKA had all the means to keep the troublemakers. What to be afraid of a foreigner Varela, surrounded by all sorts of agents and lawyers, is completely incomprehensible. The option of being drafted into the army and sent somewhere to Severomorsk or Severodvinsk in the same company as Ivan Fedotov?
