Ukrainian Championship 2024/25

Achievements

Champion of Ternopil region in 1974, 1990, 2004, bronze medallist in 2023.

Winner of the Ternopil Region Cup in 1970, 1972, 1988, 1990.

Winner of the First League of the Ternopil Region Championship in 2019, 2022.

Winner of the Super Cup of Ternopil region in 2005, 2014.

Winner of the Winter Cup of Ternopil region in 2023, 2024.

AAFU Competition Statistics

Previous Season

For the first time in many years, they won medals in the regional championship, are now second behind Agron and still have a chance to win their first championship in 20 years. Most importantly, thanks to the support of the club’s president, an American businessman of Ukrainian descent, Kuts, Dnister has paved the way to the national level, where Zalishchyky football had not been for three decades.

Transfers

Arrived: O.Shelayev, Z.Batsman, D.Shelayev (all – Ukrainian Team Dnipro AFDnO), Z.Kiriyenko (FAT Podolyany Ternopil AAFU), Z.Pasichnyk (FC Velykyi Hlybochok AFT)

Left: z.Levytskyi (FC Dobrivlyany AFT), z.Sorotskyi (Kolos Buchach AFT)

Head Coach – Oleh Shelayev

Shevchenko’s peer had a top career as a midfielder – Zorya, Shakhtar, Dnipro, Metalist, not to mention smaller clubs. He played, in particular, at VPK-Agro and Vovchansk at the AAFU level. This year, he played for Ukrainian Team in the Dnipro region competitions. He has considerable experience as a sports director of the Dnipro Academy, but as a head coach, he gets a chance to prove himself in an amateur team with American investments.

Squad List

Bilyk Valentyn (29.07.1996), Bobyk Dmytro (26.09.2000), Henyk Mykola (22.12.1997), Holovachuk Yuriy (13.03.1995), Holodryha Roman (26.06.2001), Horodynskyi Ivan (10.09.1994), Davydiuk Vitaliy (24.01.1995), Kiriyenko Ivan (10.04.2003), Kuzniak Vitaliy (15.07.2004), Landiak Mykola (22. 05.2004), Pasichnyk Valentyn (11.04.2003), Popovych Yehor (07.01.1992), Protsyk Nazar (06.07.1994), Sadovskyi Vasyl (07.01.2006), Strilchuk Ilya (29.07.1995), Trakalo Oleh (14.02.1998), Chemereyko Oleh (29.06.1996), Chervonetskyi Taras (11.06.1995), Shyshyhin Andrii (13.12.1994).