Dynamo has returned to Lublin and is preparing for its match against PAOK in the Europa League
Following yesterday’s away victory over Romania’s Universitatea, Kyiv’s Dynamo returned this morning to its base in Lublin, Poland. The team continues to prepare for a crucial Europa League qualifying match against Greek club PAOK.
According to Dynamo’s press office, the team held a training session—the first as part of their preparation for the UEFA Europa League second qualifying round match against Greek club PAOK.
The coaching staff divided the players into two groups. The players who started the previous day’s match performed a warm-up, running drills, and a series of stretching exercises aimed at recovery after the game.
The players who came on as substitutes or did not participate in the previous match worked on game-specific aspects after the warm-up under the guidance of physical trainer Maciej Kędziorek. They first performed drills in “squares,” followed by a series of two-goal games with an emphasis on finishing attacks. The session concluded with an exercise involving crosses from the flanks and shots on goal.
Vladislav Kabaev, Mykola Mykhailenko, and Pierre Mungenge followed individual training programs—they did running drills and ball exercises, the press service added.
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