On January 10 in Sevastopol, Lutsk's "Volyn" began its first preparatory training camp for the second round of the national championship. \n \nVitaliy Kvartsyany plans to pay special attention to the physical preparation of his charges and to evaluating potential newcomers to the team. \n \nThirty football players are taking part in "Volyn's" training camp in Crimea, but by January 26 at least 10 more potential recruits will visit the team's training camp. Despite talk of a move to another club, Taavi Rähn continues to train with the team. However, the Estonian is still considering an offer from one of the strongest Bulgarian clubs. Borys Chebotar was unable to travel to Sevastopol, as he has long been plagued by an injury. It is quite likely that he will no longer defend the colors of "Volyn." \n \nAnother loss for the Lutsk side is 18-year-old midfielder Oleh Herasymyuk, a graduate of the "Femida-Inter" children's football school. He was wanted by Kyiv's "Dynamo" and Donetsk's "Shakhtar," but Oleh chose the capital club. In return, the Kyiv side offered the Lutsk management two of their own trainees. Most likely, Volyn football fans will not see Roman Bayrashevskyi and Severyn Hancharchyk in their team, as in the spring they will play in the jerseys of Kyiv's "Arsenal." The club does not wish to comment on the acquisition. It is only known that a group of players from Lviv's "Karpaty" may move to Lutsk. \n \nIn Sevastopol, "Volyn" plans to hold several friendly matches. The first will take place on January 14 — the Lutsk side will test their strength against Simferopol's "Tavriya." A meeting with Donetsk's "Metalurh" is also planned, but the exact date of its holding is not yet known. \n \nSerhiy KRAYVANOVBCh \nfcvolyn.com