In addition to the domestic league, Kremin participates in this season's editions of the Ukrainian Cup.
A number of players left the club: Orest Panchyshyn, Davronbek Azizov, Danylo Sydorenko, Artem Tovkach, Andrii Savitskyi, Andrii Hloba, Simon Galoyan.
[1] Loaned players Arsenii Korkodym and Artem Umanets returned to their parent clubs.
[4] On 19 June defender Yurii Dudnyk moved to Bukovyna Chernivtsi after two years with the club.
[5] Goalkeeping coach Yuriy Chumak left Kremin to work at newly promoted, Ukrainian Premier League club Inhulets Petrove.
Molko won the game for Kremin with the lone goal in sixty-second minute.
[12] On 3 October Kremin was scheduled to host Metalurh Zaporizhzhia in Mashynobudivnyk Stadium in Karlivka.
Due to extended air raid alert in Poltava Oblast the math never started.
Premier league club Vorskla and its newly recreated second team Vorskla-2 were added.