Marseille Renews Pursuit of Dynamo Kyiv Star: Taras Mykhavko Could Depart This Summer.
Clubs Eyeing Taras Mykhavko
According to Novyny.live: French side Marseille has set its sights on Dynamo Kyiv defender Taras Mykhavko, with plans to secure his transfer during the upcoming summer window. Back in August of last year, the Ligue 1 club attempted to sign the player, putting forward a €15 million bid. Dynamo Kyiv, however, valued Mykhavko at €25 million, which ultimately blocked the deal from going through.
Beyond Marseille, Portuguese outfit Porto has also shown interest in the 20-year-old and is reportedly prepared to offer around €20 million for his services. During the 2025/26 season, Mykhavko made 30 appearances and netted 3 goals, highlighting his significant contributions to the team's performance.
Growing Competition for the Defender
The prospect of Mykhavko's move is expected to heat up in the next summer transfer window. Competition for the player could intensify further, as English giants Manchester United and Chelsea have also entered the race. With multiple European clubs now circling, the situation surrounding Taras Mykhavko is one to watch closely.
A potential transfer would not only shape Mykhavko's career but also bring substantial financial gains to Dynamo Kyiv if a deal materializes. The involvement of several top European clubs underscores the rising profile of Ukrainian footballers on the global stage. Tracking these developments offers insight into the strength of Ukrainian football and its ability to compete at the highest level.
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