The Ukrainian national team is set to have a new head coach with the UAF introducing the new mentor today, June 7. Myron Markevych, coach of Lviv Karpaty, shared his thoughts on the new appointment and expressed his excitement that the team will finally have a certified trainer with experience. Markevych believes that Sergey Rebrov will be the new head coach, and wishes him the best of luck. Rebrov recently resigned from Al Ain after their final game in the UAE League Cup. The Ukrainian national team will start training on June 8 and will play a friendly match with the German team on June 12.
Myron Markevych, coach of Lviv Karpaty, shares his opinion about the future head coach of the Ukrainian national team. Experts are sure that it will be Sergey Rebrov.
Today, June 7, UAF will introduce the new head coach of the Ukrainian national team to the public. The event is scheduled to start at 12:00.
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Myron Markevich, who recently led the Carpathians, received positive news that the Ukrainian team will finally have a mentor.
“It is good that the national team finally has a coach. Certified trainer with experience. It is very important. I just wish the team the best of luck.
The Euro 2024 qualifying group is very difficult, but we have to try to come out with this.”
The experienced specialist, who should be the mentor of the yellow-blue team, is sure that Sergei Rebrov will get the position.
“Everything is fine. I wish Rebrov the best of luck, because this is a national prestige. Good luck to him,” said Markevich in an interview with ProFootball Digital YouTube channel.
- On May 27, Sergei Rebrov played his last game in charge of Al Ain in the final of the UAE League Cup, after which he announced his resignation from the club.
- The Ukrainian national team will begin training on June 8 in Bremen.
- On June 12, the blue-yellow will play a friendly match with the German team.
- June 16 and 19 – qualifiers for Euro 2024 against Macedonia and Malta in Skopje and Slovak Trnava, respectively.
- Our team started the Euro 2024 qualification with an away match against England, which ended in defeat (0:2).
