A €3 Million Move: Oleg Fedor Could Leave Karpaty for Polissya.
Oleg Fedor's Potential Transfer to Polissya
According to Novyny.live: Midfielder Oleg Fedor from Lviv's Karpaty is in talks to join Zhytomyr's Polissya during the winter transfer window. The player is reportedly negotiating a three-year contract with his potential new club. This move would represent a significant domestic transfer within the Ukrainian Premier League.
According to expert Viktor Vatsko, the clubs have reached an agreement on a transfer fee of approximately €3 million, a figure higher than initial estimates. Initial contacts between Karpaty and Polissya were made at the end of last year, and the deal is now progressing. Such a fee is notable in the current Ukrainian football market.
Polissya's Ambitions and the Deal's Implications
The acquisition of Fedor was initiated by Polissya's head coach, Ruslan Rotan, underscoring the club's serious intent to strengthen its squad for the season's second half. Final details of the agreement are expected to be settled shortly, positioning this as one of the key transfers of the winter window.
This potential transfer holds major significance for both clubs involved. For Karpaty, it presents an opportunity to secure substantial financial resources that could be reinvested into the team. For Polissya, it means acquiring an experienced midfielder capable of bolstering their lineup in the pursuit of a higher league position. The coming days are likely to be decisive for finalizing and officially announcing the deal.
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