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Ukrainian footballer Vladyslav Vakula played his first official match for Bulgarian club Fratria. According to the official website of the Bulgarian Football Union, the 27-year-old winger made his debut in the 13th round of the Second League against Montana.
Vakula came on as a substitute in the 76th minute of the game. Despite his appearance, Fratria failed to secure a victory, losing to their opponents 1-2. However, this defeat did not affect the team's overall position, as they continue to hold their place in the upper part of the league table.
Before joining the Bulgarian club, Vakula was a free agent. In July 2026, he left Luhansk's Zorya. The financial terms of the contract and the duration of the deal with Fratria have not been disclosed.
At the club, Vakula became the second player from Ukraine. He is joined by central midfielder Timur Korablin, who also plays for Fratria.
The footballer's career path has been accompanied by events related to military service. In August 2026, representatives of the territorial recruitment centre detained Vakula at the railway station in Lviv. After undergoing a military medical commission, he was sent to a training centre to complete military training.
Throughout his career, Vladyslav Vakula has played for a number of Ukrainian clubs: Shakhtar, Stal, Mariupol, Desna, Vorskla, Polissya, Chornomorets, and Minay. His main achievement was winning the Ukrainian First League title in the 2022/23 season with Zhytomyr's Polissya, which allowed the team to be promoted to the Ukrainian Premier League.
Fratria has been competing in the Bulgarian Second League since the 2024/25 season. In the previous championship, the team finished in third place, missing out on the second position, which offered a chance of promotion, by just one point.
It is worth noting that Vakula's career has previously been linked to high-profile incidents. In early 2021, Desna terminated his contract early due to a gross violation of the sports regime.
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