Kyiv Dynamo Appoints New Coach from Poland

• Dynamo has appointed Polish coach Maciej Kędziorek.
• Kędziorek has significant experience working in Polish clubs.
• The team hopes to improve results under the new leadership.

This is reported by Terrikon, Ukrainian Football.

Kyiv Dynamo has announced the appointment of a new coach. He is Polish Maciej Kędziorek, who previously worked with Oleksandr Shovkovskiy’s staff. This decision was made after the team’s recent failures in European competitions.

Maciej Kędziorek was born on July 1, 1980. He holds a higher education degree in "Political Science" and a UEFA Pro coaching license. He started his coaching career in 2003, working in lower Polish leagues. From 2016 to 2020, Kędziorek was an assistant at the Raków club, where the team won the second and first Polish leagues.

The last place of work for Kędziorek was the Radomiak club, where he held the position of head coach until his dismissal in April 2024. Dynamo hopes that the new coach will improve the team’s results in future matches.

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