Article by Tudor Belivacă – Published Friday, January 16, 2026, 10:38 / Updated Friday, January 16, 2026 10:39
Vladislav Blănuță was not at the team reunion, but it seems that no foreigner from the team did. Dynamo Kyiv has gone to the training camp, and coach Igor Kostiuk will give the Romanian U21 international another chance to establish himself in the team, even if the boss Igor Surkis wants the attacking tip to leave the team.
Vladislav Blănuță, taken to the training camp by Dinamo Kyiv
“After spending a few days in Kiev on their return from vacation, the delegation – players, technical staff and administrative staff – went to Turkey for a training camp.
32 footballers will prepare for the resumption of the 2025-2026 season and for the matches in the championship and the Cup of Ukraine.
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Goalkeepers: Ignatenko, Morgun, Nescheret, Surkis
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Defenders: Bilovar, Vivcharenko, Dubinchak, Zakharchenko, Karavaev, Korobov, Mykhavko, Popov, Tymchyk, Thiare
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Midfielders: Brazhko, Buyalsky, Voloshyn, Diallo, Kabaev, Mykhaylenko, Ogundana, Osypenko, Pikhalyonok, Redushko, Rubchinsky, Shaparenko, Yarmolenko, Yatsyk
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Forwards: Blănuță, Gerych, Guerrero, Ponomarenko”, was the press release from Dynamo Kiev”, was the press release from Dynamo Kiev.
The situation of Vladislav Blanuță at Dinamo Kiev: wanted in Bucharest, blocked in Ukraine
Vladislav Blănuță is wanted by Dinamo Bucharest. The red-and-white club sent an at least strange offer for the striker: the striker would be on loan until the summer of 2026 at no cost. From the summer, I'm on loan for another year, but the “dogs” will pay 100,000 euros, and from 2027, Dinamo will have a purchase option, NOT obligation, for 1.5 million euros.
The move would not be easy to achieve. If the clubs reach an agreement, an intervention from FIFA would also be needed. Normally, Blanuță could not play for Dinamo this season because he played for two teams: Dinamo Kiev and FCU Craiova, the maximum number of clubs allowed by the regulation.
In order to play for the “dogs”, Dinamo should obtain a waiver from FIFA. Dynamo claim waivers have been offered in the past, but until they have an agreement from FIFA, they will not force talks.
Igor Surkis, the owner of Dynamo Kyiv, also said that if FIFA gives its consent, the Ukrainians will try to get rid of Vladislav Blănuță, the footballer who started from the first with the left at the Ukrainian club because of some posts on social networks that were interpreted by Ukrainians as Russian propaganda on social networks.
Vladislav Blanuță played 10 matches for Dinamo Kyiv and scored one goal. He has played 303 minutes for the Ukrainian club. It is quoted by specialized websites at 1.5 million euros. He also played in Romania at FCU Craiova and U Cluj.
