Dynamo Kyiv's president, Igor Surkis, discussed the situation regarding Vladimir Brazhko's potential transfer to Wolverhampton in the Premier League, which did not happen this winter. Negotiations were held, but Dynamo prioritized their club's interests, and Brazhko understood the situation. Despite the failed transfer, Brazhko signed a new contract with Dynamo Kyiv until 2029.

Igor Surkis, the president of Dynamo Kyiv, decided not to sell Vladimir Brazhko to Wolverhampton Wanderers for 20 million euros. Ukrainian journalist Igor Tsyganyk reported that the Kyiv club wants a much larger amount than what Wolverhampton offered. Surkis's plan is to sell Brazhko for a more substantial figure if Dynamo Kyiv reaches the main stage of the Champions League.

Vladimir Brazhko was reportedly a transfer target for Wolverhampton Wanderers. However, the potential signing of Marshall Munetsi by Wolverhampton Wanderers seems to rule out Brazhko's transfer, as both players play in the same position. Additionally, there is speculation among fans that Brazhko is unhappy with Dynamo Kyiv's president, Ihor Surkis, for not allowing him to move to Europe, as suggested by his actions on Instagram where he deleted all photos in the club's kit.

Volodymyr Brazhko has attracted interest from the English club Wolverhampton Wanderers, with the potential transfer fee speculated to be around 20 million euros. The decision to sell Brazhko hinges on Dynamo's financial requirements. Football agent Vyacheslav Zahovailo remarked on the situation, noting that English clubs like Wolverhampton are known for their willingness to pay substantial amounts, which could make it challenging for Dynamo to decline such offers. Zahovailo implied that if Dynamo's management needs funds, they would likely go ahead with Brazhko's sale. Conversely, if their focus is on competing for the championship title, selling key players might not be the best strategy.