Nikita Mihhailov, a 23-year-old midfielder formerly with FC Flora, has made a move to Slovak top league club MFK Zemplin Michalovce. Mihhailov, who is a product of JK Narva Trans, played for FC Flora's senior team over the last three seasons and has been notable for his performance in the Premium Liiga. Last season, he participated in 35 matches, scoring seven goals and providing eight assists, contributing significantly to his team's success.

In total, Mihhailov has played 211 matches in the Premium Liiga, with 23 goals to his name. His experience extends to the national level, having already made one appearance for the Estonian national team and previously representing Estonia in various youth categories, including U21, U17, and U16. This transfer not only marks an important step in Mihhailov's career but also highlights the movement of players from the Estonian leagues to more competitive environments in Europe.

MFK Zemplin Michalovce, which was founded in 1912, has a rich history, including winning the Slovak championship during the 1974/1975 season when it was still part of Czechoslovakia. The club has been competing in the Slovak top league since the 2015/2016 season and finished seventh in the league last season, currently holding sixth place. Mihhailov's addition to the team aims to bolster their performance and achieve better results in upcoming matches, showcasing the ongoing talent exchange between Estonia and Slovakia in football.