The Moscow club has signed midfielder Anton Miranchuk. The effectiveness of the acquisition will be shown by the gameplay during the season and the team's results. He is an experienced player, a member of his national team, and not a foreign player. The coaching staff knows him well.

Former Spartak president Andrey Chervichenko shared his thoughts on the potential transfer of Russian national team midfielder Anton Miranchuk from the Swiss club Sion to Dynamo Moscow. Chervichenko expressed skepticism regarding the transfer, indicating that although Miranchuk might enhance Dynamo's attacking capabilities, he views it as a risky decision and perceives Miranchuk as a player whose performance is declining. He recommended that Dynamo should focus on acquiring younger talent, as he anticipates Miranchuk playing for only a year or a year and a half before retiring. Chervichenko also pointed out that Miranchuk might feel, on a psychological level, that he is lowering his standards by moving from Europe to a club like Dynamo, which is not in contention for major titles.

Anton Miranchuk is close to transferring to Dynamo Moscow from Sion. According to journalist Ivan Karpov on Telegram, negotiations between the clubs are at an advanced stage, and sources from 'Championship' confirm this information. The transfer fee for the Russian player to the Moscow club is approximately €2 million. The deal will also include bonuses that could adjust the price for the player. A contract for two seasons is being offered to the player. The medical examination will take place in the coming days in Moscow.

Dmitry Gafin, the chairman of the board of directors of Dynamo Moscow, responded to the reports regarding the potential transfer of Sion midfielder Anton Miranchuk to the team. He mentioned that he does not comment on Sion's rumors and speculations, emphasizing that he only addresses accomplished facts, as relayed by Championat correspondent Vladimir Chetverik. Miranchuk has been with Sion since September 2024 and had previously played for Lokomotiv. In the most recent season, Anton participated in 24 matches for the Swiss team, scoring two goals and providing three assists. Sion concluded the Swiss championship in ninth place, accumulating 44 points.