Chornomorets signed a contract with a football player from Mariupol, who survived under shelling for a month and was considered missing

We are incredibly happy to welcome him to our city. We hope that the team and fans will be able to create a warm atmosphere for him, in which his talent and skills will be revealed with might and main," the club noted.

Radion Plaksa was going to come to Odessa and perform at stadium on February 27, when the game between Chernomorets and Mariupol was planned, but due to the outbreak of war, football competitions stopped and Radion remained in his hometown.

Since March 5, the guy was considered missing. Together with his sister, he survived for a month in the city under constant shelling and bombardment without water, gas and electricity.

On March 25, they managed to leave the city in a neighbor's car. To do this, they had to go through 18 checkpoints of the Russian invaders, after which they stayed in temporarily occupied Berdyansk for some time.