Dmytro Riznyk, the goalkeeper of Shakhtar Donetsk, attracted interest from the English club Sunderland. Sunderland made an official offer to Shakhtar, but it was rejected. Shakhtar demanded 10 million euros for the transfer, which Sunderland was unwilling to pay, leading to the end of negotiations. Previously, Sunderland's French coach, Régis Le Bris, commented on the rumors regarding the English club's interest in the Ukrainian goalkeeper.

According to English media, Premier League newcomer Sunderland is preparing a transfer offer of 12 million pounds sterling for Ukrainian goalkeeper Dmytro Riznyk from Shakhtar Donetsk. Riznyk has made it clear that moving to the Premier League is a priority for him. Regis Le Bris, the French coach of Sunderland, has commented on the rumors regarding the English club's interest in Riznyk.

French coach Regis Le Bris addressed the rumors about Sunderland's interest in Ukrainian goalkeeper Dmytro Riznyk, 26, from Shakhtar Donetsk. He noted the team's need to sign a goalkeeper and highlighted the unpredictability of the market. He shared that there is active behind-the-scenes work to strengthen the team. The coach indicated that while the current focus is on the existing roster, there are ongoing efforts to potentially bring in new talent, including a goalkeeper, to enhance the squad. This is consistent with earlier reports suggesting that the Premier League newcomer is eager to sign the Shakhtar goalkeeper. Riznyk's contract with the Ukrainian club is valid until December 2027, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €7.00m.