World hockey champion Tatarinov sells his medals to buy a home
World hockey champion in the USSR national team Mikhail Tatarinov sells his medals to buy a home
World hockey champion in the USSR national team Mikhail Tatarinov sells his medals to buy housing. The athlete told the Telegram channel “Mash on sports”. Previously, the hockey player played for Dynamo Moscow. He is currently experiencing financial difficulties.
“My ex-wife is engaged in the sale. Everything to buy me an apartment. I have nowhere to live. I'm living with friends now. Financial difficulties, that's how it happened. It's okay, I'm holding on, the hockey player said.
The athlete put up for sale a gold medal of the world championship. He also sells the 1990 European Championship silver and the Goodwill Game gold medal in Seattle. The total cost of awards is 25 million rubles.
Mikhail Tatarinov played 238 matches in the USSR championship. He played 161 games in the NHL. In 1990, as part of Dynamo, the athlete became the champion of the USSR. At the same time at the world championship, the hockey player received the title of the best defender of the tournament. He scored 11 points in 10 games.
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