Today the following personalities celebrate their birthdays:
Artem MilevskyAndrei Shmorgun (1974) — the chief doctor of the first team of Kyiv "Dynamo". Shmorgun has been working at the club since 2003, but began working with the "main team" only four years later. Before his "transfer" to "Dynamo," he worked in the emergency service of the Dniprovskyi district of Kyiv, as well as at the Institute of Surgery and Transplantology named after A. A. Shalimov.
Robert Prosinečki (1969) — former Yugoslav midfielder. Robert was born in the FRG to a family of emigrants from Yugoslavia. In childhood, he moved to his historical homeland. He started his career at Zagreb's "Dynamo," then transferred to Belgrade's "Red Star," where he won the Champions Cup in 1991. He also played for Madrid's "Real," "Oviedo," "Barcelona," "Sevilla," "Hrvatski Dragovoljac," "Standard" Liège, "Portsmouth," "Olimpia" Ljubljana, and "NK Zagreb." After retiring, he began a coaching career.
Ottmar Hitzfeld (1949) — German football player and coach. Not long ago, he was the head coach of the Switzerland national team. He achieved the greatest success as a coach leading Munich "Bavaria," whose fans nicknamed Hitzfeld — The General. Two-time winner of the Champions League.
Artem Milevsky (1985) — former forward of Kyiv "Dynamo." A native of the Belarusian capital — the city of Minsk. In 2002, he took Ukrainian citizenship, which allowed Artem to play in official matches for the Ukraine national team. Three-time champion of Ukraine.
In the 2009/2010 season, he was the captain of Kyiv "Dynamo," and in the same season became the top scorer of the Ukrainian championship. Silver medalist of the European Under-21 Championship in 2006. Bronze medalist of the European Under-19 Championship in 2004. Quarterfinalist of the World Cup in Germany, which took place in 2006. He has the nickname Milya.
Artem also defended the colors of Croatian "Hajduk," "Split," Turkish "Gaziantepspor," and Brest "Dynamo." He ended his football career in 2021.
