The following people celebrate their birthdays today:
Anton Bol. Photo: fcdynamo.comAnton Bol (2003) - Ukrainian footballer, central defender of Dynamo Kyiv and the youth team of Ukraine. In November 2020, for the first time, he was included in the application of Dynamo Kyiv for the official match of the Ukrainian Championship against Ingulets, but did not make his debut for the main team. The following season, he played for Dynamo (U-19) in the UEFA Youth Champions League, having played seven matches and scoring one goal. In October 2021, he made his debut for the Ukrainian youth team.
Adrian Mutu (1979) - former Romanian football player. Former player of the Romanian national team. Known for scandals and disqualifications related to the drug addiction of a Romanian. In March 2008, Adrian decided to become the protagonist of a new Romanian reality show. He agreed to participate in a new television project called The Phenomenon. The theme of the show is the daily life of Mutu. The then Fiorentina player was constantly followed by 12 cameramen and filmed his every move.
David Silva (1986) Spanish footballer, midfielder for Real Sociedad. Previously, he played for the English club Manchester City and the Spanish national team. World champion in 2010 and European champion in 2008 and 2012 as part of the national team. Due to his characteristic appearance, Silva has the nickname "Chinese".
Sergei Atelkin (1972-2020) - former striker. Known for his performances in the Donetsk Shakhtar. He also defended the colors of such clubs as Lecce (Italy), Boavista (Portugal), also played for the Ukrainian Kremin (Kremenchuk) and Metalurh (Donetsk). He played 2 matches for the Ukrainian national team without scoring goals. He died on the night of October 1, 2020 in Lviv, where shortly before his death he came to work as a coach-selector of FC Lviv. The cause of death is heart problems.
Ruslan Kostyshin (1977) is a retired Ukrainian midfielder. Long-term leader of Kryvyi Rih Kryvbas. Before moving to the Red White camp, he spent 5 years at Dnipro, where he became the bronze medalist of the Ukrainian Championship in the 2003/2004 season. Previously, he headed Kolos from Kovalevka. Currently, he is the head coach of the Kazakh club "Aksu".
