The footballer who was called the "new Shevchenko" left Dynamo for a Ukrainian club
Dynamo striker Vladyslav Supryaga, who once won the U-20 World Cup, has gone on loan to Zorya, FootballHub reports. In addition, the 24-year-old from Odesa has extended his contract with the Kyiv club until 2026.
Supryaga (bottom row left)
Source: FC Dynamo
As reported by OBOZ.UA, Supryaga earns 35,000 euros per month (420,000 euros per year). In the 2023/24 season, the forward played 33 minutes in 6 matches for Kyiv and made 1 assist. This season, the player managed to play 5 games in a Dynamo shirt without scoring, spending a total of 119 minutes on the field.
Vladyslav Supryaga has been playing for Dynamo for many years.
Vladyslav is a product of Dnipro, from which he joined Dynamo in the summer of 2018. In 2019, the striker was loaned to Dnipro-1, where he excelled, scoring 15 goals in 26 matches.
Forward Vladyslav Supryaga
Source: FC Dynamo Kyiv
After returning to Kyiv, Supryaga was the main forward for Mircea Lucescu, but failed to justify the coach's trust.
Vladyslav Supryaga may win a not-so-nice "trophy"
Coach Diego Longo, who once worked with Lucescu at the Kyiv club, called Vladyslav "the new Shevchenko. "
Lucescu's assistant was pleased with Supryaga
Source: playsport.ro
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Vladislav Supriyaga
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