Vyacheslav Koloskov, honorary president of the Russian Football Union, praised Dynamo Moscow for delivering strong performances in the Russian Premier League and noted that the squad has grown more competitive. His assessment reflects the stance of Euro-Football.Ru.
He commented that even superb players can struggle if the coaching moves lack alignment. Lichka has played a key part in stabilizing the team, creating a foundation that feels solid—almost granite in its steadiness. The style of play has become smarter and more efficient, yet Koloskov observed that the squad still needs bench depth and character. He suggested that both elements require deliberate strengthening to sustain progress across the season.
In June 2023, 46-year-old Lička is set to assume responsibilities as Dynamo’s head coach. He signed a contract covering the 2023/24 campaign, with a potential extension into the 2024/25 and 2025/26 seasons if predefined conditions are fulfilled, according to club announcements and credible reports (via Euro-Football.Ru).
As of the 18th week of the Russian Premier League, Dynamo sits third in the standings with 32 points, six points adrift of the league leader Krasnodar. With the league resuming in March 2024, the club is preparing to host Lokomotiv Moscow in its first home match following the pause, signaling a pivotal period in the campaign and a chance to consolidate their position (sources: contemporary coverage and match previews cited by Euro-Football.Ru).
There was also a note that a former Dynamo player had optimistically forecast a positive trajectory for the team, reinforcing the sense that the club remains a magnet for talent and expectation, particularly as managerial changes take hold and players adapt to new systems (reported by Euro-Football.Ru and associated outlets).