Rebrov posted a ₴30 million bail for former Presidential Office head Yermak, according to journalists
According to journalists, Serhiy Rebrov, the former coach of the Ukrainian national soccer team, likely posted a 30 million hryvnia bail bond for Andriy Yermak, the former head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.
This was reported by Mykhailo Tkach, head of the investigative team at Ukrayinska Pravda, as well as journalists from the Schemes project.
According to Tkach, citing sources in political circles:
“According to UP’s sources in political circles, former national soccer team coach Serhiy Rebrov paid 30 million hryvnias in bail for Andriy Yermak,” the journalist noted.
The journalists also recalled Rebrov’s previous public statements regarding his acquaintance and relationship with Yermak.
In previously published interviews, Rebrov spoke of a long-standing acquaintance and working relationship with Andriy Yermak, and also noted Yermak’s role in the coach’s return to Ukraine.
“I’ve known Andriy for a very long time… We talk quite often,” the journalists quoted him as saying.
Journalists also report that Rebrov has not yet responded to calls or inquiries regarding the situation.
It is separately noted that in April 2026, Serhiy Rebrov stepped down as head coach of the Ukrainian national team after the team failed to qualify for the 2026 World Cup finals.
There is no official confirmation of the bail information at the time of publication; the data is cited with reference to journalistic sources.
Andriy Yermak, the former head of the Office of the President, who is suspected in a money laundering case, remained in pretrial detention as of the evening of May 14.
Journalistsidentified the fortune-teller with whom Yermak consulted on personnel appointments.
Former Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak stated on the evening of May 11, after receiving a notice of suspicion from the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, that he would not comment on the investigation.
The European Commission commented on the Yermak case
