[2] On 3 July, Pyunik announced the signings of Arthur Avagyan, Luka Juričić, Boris Varga, Andre Mensalao, Mikhail Kovalenko, Nemanja Mladenović, Marjan Radeski, Serhiy Vakulenko and David Davidyan.

[7] On 2 September, Pyunik announced the signing of Stefan Spirovski from MTK Budapest, Grenik Petrosyan from BKMA Yerevan and Aleksandr Karapetyan who was last at Alashkert.

[16] The following day, 28 December, Pyunik announced that Aras Özbiliz had also left the club,[17] and that they had signed Henri Avagyan from BKMA Yerevan.

[18] On 29 December, Pyunik announced a new one-year contract for Eugeniu Cociuc,[19] and that Boris Varga, Nemanja Mladenović, Marjan Radeski, Robert Hehedosh and Aleksandr Karapetyan had left the club.

[27] On the same day, the Football Federation of Armenia announced that Pyunik would be recognised as the 2022 Armenian Supercup Champions even the match had failed to take place due to various circumstances.