[4][5] On 27 February, Aktobe announced the signings of Dinmukhamed Kashken, Lasha Totadze, Armen Manucharyan, Michal Jeřábek and Maxim Fedin.

[6] On 10 March, Aktobe where deducted 3 points due to the unavailability of their nominated reserve stadium for their second match-day fixture.

[8] On 14 April, Aktobe announced the signing of Artūras Žulpa and Sergei Revyakin, whilst Esen Zhasanov joined Ekibastuz on loan.

[12] Later the same day, Aktobe announced the signing of Yury Logvinenko on a free transfer, after he'd left Rotor Volgograd in March 2021.

[14] On 9 June, Aktobe announced the signing of Igor Gubanov on a free transfer, after he'd played for Kyzylzhar the previous season.

[31][32] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply.