The player went to the Dynamo location for a consultation with the white-blue club doctors
CEO Chernomorets Anatoly Misyura reported that midfielder Moryakov Maxim Bragaru this winter will not make the transition to Kiev Dynamo and will complete the 2023/24 season as part of the Odessa club.
“Maxim Bragaru went to the Dynamo location, where they wanted to see and understand what kind of injury he had. We granted such a right – this explains the fact that he does not play for a long time. That’s all that was interesting to Dynamo. The medical headquarters of the capital’s club will probably draw certain conclusions about the player’s health and make recommendations. Dynamo can’t claim anything else now, so the topic with Bragaru is not relevant now.”
“He should be with our team, preparing with them for the spring part of the championship. Until the end of this season, Bragara will play in Chernomorets.”
It was expected that in January Dynamo would announce the transfer of Bragara from Chernomorets. The agreement with the Kyiv club will be long-term. According to unofficial information, Maxim was supposed to finish the current season in his current club, after which he would move from Odessa to Kyiv as a free agent.
The Kiev club was not the only contender for the midfielder. According to journalist Andrew Todos, the player’s transfer is also being considered it worked Polesie. However, Maxim chose to move to Dynamo.
Bragaru played 19 matches for Chernomorets in all tournaments this season. The player of the Ukrainian youth team has three assists in matches for the club.
Dynamo is in fifth place in the UPL. The gap between the white-blues and the leader Krivbass is six points, while the Kiev team has three games in hand. Roman Grigorchuk’s team is in eighth place in the UPL with 22 points. The Premier League season will resume at the end of February.
Source: Sportarena
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