A black jersey stamped with the coat of arms of Ukraine, also called the Tryzub.
This is what Benfica's Ukrainian striker Roman Yaremchuk exhibited after scoring against Ajax Amsterdam in the Champions League on Wednesday evening, a few hours before the Russian attack.
[🎥 VIDEO - GOAL] 🏆 #UCL #BENAJA
🔥🔥🔥 YAREMCHUK TO EQUALIZE!!!
👏 Pasveer fends off Ramos' strike but isn't responsive enough to stop the Ukrainian striker's recovery!
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“I wanted to support my country.
I have thought a lot about this and I am afraid of this situation.
The club supports me, they spoke to me and wanted to do everything to help me.
I thanked them, but so far so good,” Yaremchuk said after the meeting on CNN Portugal.
Entering the game in the 62nd minute when Benfica was trailing 2 goals to 1, the international equalized ten minutes later with a header.
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