Second League: coaching appointments at "Real Farmy" and "VAST", personnel losses for Buzivka "Niva"
After the first part of the season, coach dismissals were not avoided. (Note: The phrase "coach dismissals were not avoided" could be more naturally rendered as "there were coaching changes" or "some coaches were dismissed," depending on context and desired tone.) For faithful adherence to instruction, I'll provide it as is: After the first part of the season, coach dismissals were not avoided.
Andriy Parhomenko changed the helm of "Real Farmi" with the experienced Yurii Kuliish
After the first part of the season, there were no coaching changes without incident. Naturally, club management aims to fill vacancies before resuming the preparatory process.
Thus, Andriy Parhomchenko became the new coach of "Real Farmi," known for his work with first-league "Balkans." He will be assisted by former footballer Valentyn Poltavets. Given Parhomchenko's ambitious success, it can be assumed that the Odessa-based team, currently holding second place, will strive to compete against the favorite, "Niva" from Buzova, in the battle for promotion.
As for the debutant of the Second League, "VAST," Igor Yermakov took charge, who has recently worked with the youth squad of "Dnipro-1." By the way, no other changes occurred in the coaching staff of Mikolaiv's team. Oleksiy Tischenko, Yevhenii Vitenko, and Oleksandr Tolgarenko decided to work elsewhere.
As for the clear leader, Buzova-based "Niva," its ranks have left Serhiy Kit, Danylo Tlumko, Kostiantyn Beziazychnyi, and Vladyslav Shapoval.
Maxim Perehodko, Anton Pankiech, and Oleksii Mykhalyk will no longer play for "Zvyahel."
Since the majority of Second League teams are still on holiday, an intensification of selection work should be expected in February when preparations for the spring part of the season begin. The resumption of competitions is scheduled for April 8.
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