Ex-player of FC Dynamo receives a call-up to the Finland national team for the first time in nine years.

Former Kyiv Dynamo football player Roman Yaremchuk has been called up to the Finland national team for the 2026 World Cup qualifying matches against the Netherlands and Poland, reports 'Hlavcom'. The 38-year-old midfielder has been called up to the national team for the first time in nine years - the last time he played for Finland was in 2016.

Footballer Roman Yaremchuk, who once played for Kyiv Dynamo, has been given a chance to participate in Finland's national team matches on the road to the 2026 World Cup again. This is his first call-up to the national team in the last nine years, and the last time he represented Finland on the field was in 2016.

Success of Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League

The 'Paris Saint-Germain' team reached the UEFA Champions League final after confidently defeating 'Arsenal'. In the second semi-final match, 'Paris Saint-Germain' overcame London 'Arsenal' with a score of 2:1.

Earlier, 'Inter' became the first finalist of the Champions League, defeating 'Barcelona' in a dramatic match with a score of 4:3 after extra time.

After a long absence, Roman Yaremchuk is ready to represent Finland again on international stages, while 'Paris Saint-Germain' and 'Inter' continue to fight for the coveted UEFA Champions League trophy.