Braharu Stays with Polissya: Successful Negotiations with Dynamo Secure the Deal.
Maksym Braharu Remains at Polissya
According to Novyny.live: Maksym Braharu will continue his career with Zhytomyr-based club Polissya following productive talks between Polissya and Dynamo Kyiv. The Polissya midfielder delivered a strong performance in the 2025/26 season, appearing in 29 matches, scoring 5 goals, and providing 4 assists. These numbers highlight his value to the squad and his potential for future growth.
Polissya President Hennadiy Butkevych met with Dynamo Chairman Ihor Surkis to negotiate contract terms. While the specific details of Braharu's transfer and the length of his new contract remain undisclosed, his decision to stay with Polissya signals a favorable outcome for both clubs.
Preparing for the Upcoming Season
Braharu has already joined Polissya for their pre-season training camp in Austria, allowing him to prepare for the new campaign. In the summer of 2024, Dynamo signed the player from Chornomorets for €300,000, underscoring the ongoing interest in his abilities. Keeping Braharu at Polissya could be a pivotal move for the club as it pursues new ambitions.
Retaining Maksym Braharu is likely to boost the team, as he has already proven himself a key figure in the lineup. His influence on the pitch and his contributions to results could prove decisive in the fight for top standings next season. This also reflects Polissya's strategic planning and commitment to holding onto essential players to achieve its goals.
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