“There are no comments on such questions. I wish you all the best,” the coach told Sports24.kz.
Kazakh media reported that Hryhorchuk was being considered by a number of KPL teams. In particular, Aktobe plans to fire Nikolay Kostov, and the Ukrainian coach’s candidacy seemed suitable.
Grigorchuk has been out of work since the spring of 2025, when he said goodbye to the Cherkasy University of Applied Sciences. During his coaching career, Roman Grigorchuk, in addition to LNZ, also managed Dinaburg, Ventspils (both – Latvia), Gabala, Neftchi (both – Azerbaijan), Metalurg Zaporizhzhia and Chornomorets (both – Ukraine), as well as Astana (Kazakhstan).
With Astana, Hryhorchuk won the national championship in 2018 and 2019, and also won the Kazakhstan Super Cup in 2019.
Source: sport.ua