Miroslav Bundash
Ukraine- Myroslav Bundash
- Breakthrough and Success
- Lengthy Stay at "Zakarpatia"
- Financial Dispute and Resolution
- Later Career
Myroslav Bundash
Early CareerMyroslav Bundash is a Ukrainian footballer and forward who spent his career playing in the Ukrainian leagues. He made his debut in the Ukrainian championships on June 3, 1995, coming on as a substitute at the end of a match against "Zvezda-NIBAS" in Mukacheve.
Breakthrough and Success
Bundash scored his first goal on August 10, 1998, in the 31st minute of a match between "Verkhovniya" and "Dynamo-3". As of August 2, 2009, he had played 244 games in the Ukrainian championships, scoring 86 goals (including 45 games and 6 goals in the Higher League). He also made 18 appearances in the Ukrainian Cup, scoring 4 goals.
Lengthy Stay at "Zakarpatia"
For ten years, with occasional breaks, Bundash played for "Zakarpatia" of Uzhhorod. He helped the club advance to the First League and twice qualify for and then be relegated from the Higher League. However, at the end of the 2007/08 season, "Zakarpatia" failed to pay Bundash his salary, leading him to decline a return to the club in 2009.
Financial Dispute and Resolution
On January 28, 2009, the PFL ordered "Zakarpatia" to settle its debt to Bundash and two other players. In March 2009, the team finally paid off its outstanding salaries.
Later Career
In the spring of 2009, Bundash joined "Zvezda" of Kirovohrad. He later moved to "Sumy", where he played out the rest of his career.
