Today has given the world several famous people who have closely linked their lives with football:
Sergei RebrovSerhiy Rebrov (1974) is a legendary Ukrainian forward. Rebrov is best known for his role at FC Dynamo Kyiv, with whom he won the Ukrainian championship nine times. He became the first player to score a hundred goals in the top division of Ukraine. He also played for London's Tottenham, Rubin Kazan and Istanbul's Fenerbahce. He played 75 caps for the Ukraine national football team, scoring 15 goals. Previously he was the head coach of Dynamo Kyiv. As the mentor of the Bilo-Syni he has twice won the Cup and the Ukrainian Championship, and once won the Super Cup of Ukraine. Until recently, he was the head coach of Al Ain.
Anatoliy Puzach (1941-2006) - former Ukrainian forward and later coach. Best known for his performances for Dynamo Kyiv. Author of the first goal scored by a Soviet club in the Champions Cup. Participated in the World Cup in 1970. Went down in football history as the first official substitute (with the introduction of the substitution rule). As part of the USSR team he played 14 matches, scoring 2 goals. As a coach he worked only in Kyiv Dynamo.
Artem Kravets (1989) is Ukrainian forward, who played for Kyiv Dynamo. Previously he also played for Spanish Granada and the Ukraine national football team. He is known to the European fans thanks to two goals scored to Spanish Valencia in the UEFA Cup 1/16, which helped Kyiv team to pass to the next round of the tournament. He played 21 matches for the Ukraine national football team, scoring 8 goals.
Lukas Teodorchik (1991) - former Dynamo Kyiv forward. Previously he defended the colours of Anderlecht, the Polish Lech, Polonia and Vkra (Juromin). He played 24 matches for Dynamo and scored 10 goals. Champion of Ukraine 2014/2015, 2015/2016. He played 15 matches for the Polish national team, scoring 4 goals.
Mario Goetze (1992) is an attacking midfielder for Eintracht. Previously played for Borussia Dortmund and the German national team. A four-time winner of the First Bundesliga. One of the most promising footballers of the present. Unlike many young and talented performers, Goetze's stringent sporting regime suggests he's a young German's professionalism. He's made the German national team in 63 games, scoring 17 goals. He scored the winning goal in the 2016 World Cup final.
