Dynamo Moscow head coach Leonid Tambiev has publicly praised his Canadian forwards, Jordan Will and Dylan Sikura, labeling them as strong and reliable imports for the team. The coach's comments come after both players recently extended their contracts with the Moscow club.
In a statement reported by correspondent Sergei Emelyanov of Championat, Tambiev expressed his satisfaction with the pair. "These imports satisfy me. They are strong imports," the coach said. "I like imports who show their level year after year. I hope it will be the same with them next season."
The coach's confidence is backed by solid performance data from the recent 2025-2026 season. The 34-year-old Jordan Will was a consistent offensive contributor, appearing in 71 games including the playoffs. He accumulated a total of 56 points, scoring 14 goals and providing 42 assists.
His teammate, the 30-year-old Dylan Sikura, also delivered a strong campaign. Sikura played in 67 regular season games and an additional four playoff matches. In those 71 total appearances, he earned 49 points, which included an impressive 28 goals and 21 assists.
The decision to retain both players signals Dynamo Moscow's intent to build around a core of proven, stable performers. Tambiev's emphasis on consistency suggests the club values players who can reliably contribute at a high level across multiple seasons, rather than seeking short-term, high-variance talent.
With both Will and Sikura now secured for the future, the coaching staff can plan their tactical systems around these key offensive pieces. Their combined production of over 100 points last season provides a significant foundation for the team's attack moving forward.
Based on reporting from Чемпионат.com.