Bohdan Sarnavskyi has left Polish side Lechia and joined Pavlodar-based Irtysh. The 31-year-old goalkeeper is already playing his first matches for the new club. For Sarnavskyi, this is a new stage at a team where he can gain more playing time and new opportunities.
In the match photos, Sarnavskyi is wearing Brave GK Air goalkeeper gloves. This lightweight model features 4 mm Supreme Contact latex, a Rollfinger cut and the Fix Fit system for a more secure fit. The backhand also includes breathable mesh that helps release excess heat during intense play.
Sarnavskyi played for Lechia from the summer of 2023, but last season was cut short by injury. The goalkeeper made just one appearance and conceded two goals. After leaving the Polish club, he continued his career in Kazakhstan, joined Pavlodar-based Irtysh and is already playing for his new team.
Irtysh is a club from Pavlodar, founded in 1965. It is one of the best-known clubs in Kazakhstan. The team has won the national championship five times and has also lifted the Kazakhstan Cup. In 2026, Irtysh competes in the Kazakhstan Premier League.
Sarnavskyi is well known to Ukrainian fans from his appearances in the Ukrainian Premier League. Over the years, he has played for Arsenal, Shakhtar, Vorskla, Veres, Lviv, Dnipro-1 and Kryvbas. The goalkeeper has also gained international experience with Ufa, Hapoel Tel Aviv and Polish side Lechia.
Brave GK Air is a lightweight model with mesh construction and a futuristic look. It is designed for goalkeepers who need reliable grip, a comfortable fit and freedom of movement during intense play.
The palm uses 4 mm German Supreme Contact latex and 4 mm cushioning foam. The latex helps secure the ball, while the padding softens the impact when making saves.
The Rollfinger cut wraps more closely around the fingers and increases the contact area with the ball. The Fix Fit system with silicone inserts helps prevent the hand from slipping inside the glove. The backhand uses latex with polygonal embossing and breathable mesh inserts. The mesh helps release excess heat.
At professional level, a goalkeeper constantly performs different actions. They catch shots, secure the ball after rebounds, punch it clear or react to follow-up attempts.
For this type of work, grip, cushioning, a secure fit, ventilation and finger mobility are all important. Brave GK Air goalkeeper gloves are built around exactly these demands.
Supreme Contact latex helps provide better ball control, while the 4 mm padding softens impacts. The Rollfinger cut increases the contact area when catching and securing the ball. Fix Fit keeps the hand more stable inside the glove. The mesh on the backhand helps release excess heat during active play.
Brave GK Air is worth considering for goalkeepers who need a lightweight, versatile model for matches and regular training. It is a good choice for those who want a close fit, ventilation, a natural feel for the ball and freedom of movement.
The model is designed for intensive use and professional workloads. It can be used in matches, training sessions and changing weather conditions.
If a goalkeeper needs more emphasis on wet-weather performance, Brave GK Air Aqua is the better choice. If a more pronounced backhand for active punching is more important, Brave GK Unique NG or Venom NWB are worth considering.
