Bryan Medina, a defender from América de Cali and the Colombia U-23 national team, has caught the serious interest of Dynamo Kyiv. The club is actively seeking to strengthen their central defense position before the UEFA Champions League begins on July 23. The team's management sees Medina as a crucial addition, especially for the third round of qualification, due to the need for quality reinforcement.

Bryan Medina, a defender from the Colombian club América, has refused to play in the Ukrainian Premier League despite Dynamo Kyiv being the main contender for his signature. The club aimed to strengthen their squad ahead of the Champions League start. The refusal was reported by journalist Igor Burbas.

Dynamo Kyiv has expressed interest in acquiring Brian Medina, a 23-year-old defender from the Colombian club América, as part of their strategy to bolster their defense ahead of the Champions League. However, it has been reported that the negotiations with América de Cali are challenging, with both parties still distant from reaching a final agreement. Medina, who participated in 20 matches last season without scoring or assisting, holds a valuation of approximately 900,000 euros. Dynamo Kyiv is facing competition from French club Nantes and Brazilian club Cruzeiro in their quest for the player. Although Dynamo Kyiv is actively pursuing options in the transfer market, they are reportedly unwilling to rush into decisions and are considering promoting young talent from their U-19 team if the transfer does not proceed.