Rinat Akhmetov continues to stay closely involved with his team, recently holding a meeting with the top management to clarify the club’s goals and objectives.
Popular insiders confidently report that Igor Kostyuk has managed his final match as head coach of Dynamo.
Nikolay Pavlov chose not to escalate the conflict with Shakhtar players, even brushing off an incident where he was pushed.
On the European front, the sight of José Mourinho sporting a black eye sparked some buzz, but the explanation behind it turned out to be surprisingly straightforward.
The Spanish media have accused Viktor Tsyhankov and Vladyslav Vanat of staging a protest, claiming both refused to play.
However, Vanat himself offered a different account, stating he did not refuse to play but was asked by the coach to rest.
Scotland has declared it will not support the re-election of Gianni Infantino, insisting that FIFA needs a new president.
Sergio Busquets has returned to the Barcelona system and will take charge of the reserve team competing in the fourth division.
In transfer news, goalkeepers Andriy Lunin and Anatoliy Trubin have no future at Juventus, where Guglielmo Vicario is now the preferred choice.
The collapse of Eduard Sarapiy‘s move to Bologna has been explained by the Italians resorting to tricky tactics.
Chelsea has set an exorbitant price tag on their forward Pedro Neto, a figure that might even be beyond the reach of Saudi buyers.
Manchester City is reportedly ready to spend over 100 million euros to secure the highly sought-after Ayub Buadi, though the deal is far from complete.
Roberto De Zerbi is keen to strengthen Tottenham with Omar Marmush, but financial complications make the transfer unlikely.
Newcastle is interested in Christopher Nkunku from Milan, but up to four other top clubs are also in the race for his signature.
