Benfica midfielder Sudakov talked about his life in Portugal in an interview with Ukrainian YouTube channel VZBorna.

When he first arrived in Portugal, the rental problem troubled Sudakov, but the player finally solved the problem with the help of Amorim. Currently, Sudakov lives in Amorim’s old residence, and the rental matter is handled by Amorim’s wife, Maria João Diogo. Sudakov said: "It is not easy to find a good place to live in Lisbon, either too expensive or too old. I used to live in a hotel because it is difficult to find apartments and other accommodation in Lisbon, and the cost of living is much higher than in Ukraine. It took me a month to find a suitable house. In addition, I also had to consider the needs of the kindergarten and my wife, but thank God, we finally found a good place, which is the house of the current Manchester United coach Amorim."

Talking about Mourinho coaching Benfica , Sudakov said: "I couldn't believe that Mourinho would come to coach Benfica. When the news came out, I thought: 'This is impossible.' I think this is impossible. Mourinho has an extraordinary status. It is not unreasonable for people to call him a 'special one.' "We won the first game we played under Mourinho and the next game was two days later. Obviously I wasn't going to play because I wasn't in the squad. After the game, Mourinho came to me and said: 'I know you've just become a dad. You can go to Ukraine to accompany him. ’ I said, ‘It will only take two days on the road.’ Mourinho insisted that I go, and I said, ‘The time is too tight, even if I only go for three days, I will be on the road for two of them.’”

“Now I am adapting to Benfica. It's great, it's a very friendly group, everyone is cheerful and positive and can talk to anyone. However, it is difficult to communicate with the South American players because they do not speak English, and I do not understand Portuguese yet. But in general, Portuguese players and other foreign players can communicate in English, and I have been able to communicate with all of them, especially Osers and Schjeldrup from Norway, Pavlidis from Greece, Ivanovic from Croatia, Detic from Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Valero. "