From what I have understood, Reznikov had overview of a few areas but seemed to have turned a blind eye to a few dirty dealings. Mostly it was because he had a few run ins with media in which Zelensky wasn't a fan of. I don't think he himself was that "dirty" per say, but Ukraine joining the EU means they have to at least give the impression that each and every area is being looked at and nobody is safe if that standard isn't met. Ukraine needs all the good PR it can get to keep funds/weapons flowing in, and if Zelensky thinks that keeping Reznikov on board impedes that, than I have no issue with him being dismissed.
I don't know anything about the new guy and thought that Reznikov mostly did a good job. Hopefully this move works out and can keep the momentum going.
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