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Dynamo Moscow says assistant coach left to shake up the team
Dynamo Moscow's management decided to part ways with assistant coach Andrei Banada to try to shake up the hockey team.
Head coach Leonid Tambiev said the decision came from club management.
Banada, a senior coach, left after his contract was ended by mutual agreement.
The change came as Dynamo played in the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL).
On Wednesday, Dynamo beat Amur 2-1 in a league match.
Dynamo has 21 points and ranks seventh in the Western Conference.
No further coaching changes or next steps were stated.
Dynamo Moscow head coach Leonid Tambiev said the club’s management decided assistant coach Andrei Banada would leave to shake up the team.
Banada’s contract with Dynamo was terminated by mutual agreement.
Dynamo beat Amur 2-1 at home in a KHL Fonbet Championship match on Wednesday.
Dynamo had 21 points and was seventh in the Western Conference standings.
- Who
- Dynamo Moscow assistant coach Andrei Banada left the club. Head coach Leonid Tambiev said the club management made the decision.
- What
- Banada’s contract was terminated by mutual agreement as the club sought to shake up the team.
- When
- Wednesday, 28 October 2026.
- Where
- Moscow, Russia.
- Why
- Tambiev said the management wanted to shake up the team.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Assistant coach Andrei Banada’s contract with Dynamo was terminated by mutual agreement.
Dynamo beat Amur 2-1 at home, and Tambiev said management had decided on Banada’s departure to shake up the team.
- Assistant coach
- Andrei Banada
- Head coach
- Leonid Tambiev
- Contract termination
- By mutual agreement
- Match result
- Dynamo 2-1 Amur
- League position
- Seventh in the KHL Western Conference, with 21 points
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What people are saying
The management made this decision. They decided to shake up the team.