Baltika's sporting director, Armen Margaryan, commented on the transfer of defender Mikhail Ryadno. Margaryan stated that the negotiations proceeded quite quickly because Baltika and CSKA had a constructive position and both clubs wanted to reach an agreement. He added that Baltika initially wanted to make a transfer. Margaryan said that CSKA will only receive a percentage of Mikhail's future sale, as reported by Match TV.

According to an announcement on the official website of Kaliningrad's 'Baltika', defender Mikhail Ryadno has been transferred from CSKA. The transfer follows an agreement reached between 'Baltika' and CSKA, and the footballer has signed a contract with the team until December 31, 2029.

Andrei Talalaev, the head coach of Baltika, commented on the potential transfer of Mikhail Ryadno, a 20-year-old CSKA defender who is on trial with the Kaliningrad team during their winter training camp. Speaking on 'Match TV', Talalaev stated that while Ryadno, a Russian youth international and CSKA academy graduate, currently lacks significant match practice, Baltika views him as a competitive player. Talalaev also said that questions about the finalization of the deal should be directed to the club's sporting director and that he believes the parties will most likely reach a consensus. Ryadno was on loan at 'Rodina' for the previous season. The defender's contract with CSKA Moscow is set to expire in June 2026, and he has not made any appearances in the Premier Liga this season. According to Transfermarkt, his market value is estimated at €700k. Serbian club Partizan has also been linked with the player.