West Ham’s Andriy Yarmolenko has hit out at his former club Borrusia Dortmnd claiming that he is much better off with us than he ever was in Germany.

The feisty Ukraiain is clearly not a man to call a spade a shovel and Dortmund may well feel stung by the remarks he addressed at then in an interview with in an interview with Sport.ua.

Yarmo – having been off for a year with serious injury- made his international return last week  just days after scoring for the Hammers in the London Stadium clash against Norwich City.

And although he is feeling pretty happy with life at the moment he hasn’t been slow to let the German outfit know what he feels about some of the treatment he received from them.

He had 12 months at the club before Manuel Pellegrini made his a Hammer with the 30 year old’s move completed in double quick time and they certainly weren’t the best apparently.

He said: “I’m not someone to be offended but the way they parted with me, I did not like. I believe that Borussia is a great club, and it should treat with great respect the players who play on the team. I did not like a lot of things in Dortmund.”

The attacking midfielder explained, “If you compare with England, then there is a much better attitude to their players. In England, one hundred percent better. I like the British because we have a similar mentality in terms of humour, jokes. The main thing is to understand the language.”