Season events
On 6 January, Aktobe announced the signings of Yerkebulan Nurgaliyev, Yury Pertsukh and Didar Zhalmukan. [1]
On 7 January, Aktobe announced the signing of Bojan Dubajić. [2] The following day, 8 January, Hervaine Moukam also joined Aktobe from BATE Borisov. [3]
On 18 February, Aktobe announced the signings of Igor Sergeyev and Tongo Doumbia. [4] [5]
On 27 February, Aktobe announced the signings of Dinmukhamed Kashken, Lasha Totadze, Armen Manucharyan, Michal Jeřábek and Maxim Fedin. [6]
On 10 March, Aktobe where deducted 3 points due to the unavailability of their nominated reserve stadium for their second match-day fixture. [7] On 12 April, Aktobe had these 3 points reinstated after their stadium passed its next inspection and was deemed up to the required standard. [8]
On 14 April, Aktobe announced the signing of Artūras Žulpa and Sergei Revyakin, whilst Esen Zhasanov joined Ekibastuz on loan. [9] [10] [11]
On 5 May, Alyaksey Baha resigned as Head Coach of Aktobe, with Vladimir Zelenovskiy being placed in temporary charge. [12] Later the same day, Aktobe announced the signing of Yury Logvinenko on a free transfer, after he'd left Rotor Volgograd in March 2021. [13]
On 7 June, Vakhid Masudov was announced as Aktobes new Head Coach. [14]
On 9 June, Aktobe announced the signing of Igor Gubanov on a free transfer, after he'd played for Kyzylzhar the previous season. [15]
On 23 June, Aktobe announced that Armen Manucharyan and Lasha Totadze had left the club mutual consent. [16] [17]
On 2 July, Aktobe announced the signing of Dmitry Shomko from Rotor Volgograd. [18]
On 3 July, Vitali Volkov left Aktobe. [19]
On 8 July, Aktobe announced the signing of Zaza Tsitskishvili from Telavi. [20]
On 11 July, Bojan Dubajić left Aktobe. [21]
On 13 July, Aktobe announced the signing of Ramazan Orazov. [22]
On 14 July, Aktobe announced the signing of Temirlan Yerlanov from Ordabasy, [23] and the departure of Igor Gubanov. [24]
On 19 July, Igor Sergeyev left Aktobe to sign for Tobol. [25]
On 26 July, Vakhid Masudov left his role as Head Coach by mutual consent. [26]
On 4 August, Vladimir Mukhanov was appointed as Head Coach of Aktobe for the second time. [27]
On 7 August, Aktobe announced the signing of Nikita Laktionov from Rodina Moscow and Ihar Zyankovich from Minsk. [28] [29]
On 26 August, Aktobe announced the signing of Dmytro Korkishko from Chornomorets Odesa. [30] The following day, 27 August, Vitaliy Balashov signed for Aktobe having left Shakhter Karagandy in June, whilst Joachim Adukor joined on 30 August from Sarajevo. [31] [32]
