Who Could Take Over Ukraine’s National Team? Vatsko Weighs In on Rebrov’s Future.

Insights on Ukraine’s Coaching Staff

According to Novyny.live: Following Ukraine’s failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup, journalist Viktor Vatsko has weighed in on potential changes to the head coach position. While Serhiy Rebrov currently remains the team’s head coach, discussions about possible replacements are already underway. No official decision has been made regarding a coaching change at this time.

Possible Candidates for the Head Coach Role

Among the names being considered to lead Ukraine’s national team are:

• Andrea Maldera
• Myron Markevych

However, Ruslan Rotan and Unai Melgosa are not being viewed as viable options to replace Rebrov. Vatsko commented:

“I wouldn’t dare to predict that the next coach of Ukraine’s national team won’t be Serhiy Rebrov.” — Viktor Vatsko

Additionally, the news outlet Novyny.LIVE has raised questions about Manchester City head coach Josep Guardiola. It is also known that a former Dynamo Kyiv coach recently took a job with the club Livyi Bereh. The situation surrounding Ukraine’s coaching staff remains tense, and the Ukrainian Association of Football (UAF) has yet to determine its next steps.

The ongoing debate about possible changes to Ukraine’s coaching staff underscores the uncertainty facing the team after their disappointing World Cup qualifying campaign. Although Serhiy Rebrov is still in charge for now, the situation could shift depending on future results. The national team’s coaching staff is in need of stability and a strategic approach to improve performance in upcoming competitions.