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Mikhaylenko Returns to Dynamo Kyiv Training After Nearly Two Months Out

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By Andrew
August 12, 2026 1 Min Read
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Dynamo Kyiv has welcomed back a player, not through a new signing but via the return of an injured squad member.

According to TaToTake, Nikolay Mykhaylenko rejoined the main group of Dynamo players earlier this week. This marks his first training session since undergoing knee surgery on June 16 in Germany. The 25-year-old defensive midfielder then underwent nearly two months of rehabilitation. Now, he is back in training, albeit almost a month later than initially expected.

It remains unclear whether Mykhaylenko will be fully available for tomorrow’s second leg against Qarabag in the Conference League.

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